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The BEST Cloth Diaper Inserts for HE Machines
My hippie side loves cloth diapering. Fluff on my little one's bottom not only looks so much more adorable than a disposable diaper, but also helps the environment by reducing waste. My yuppie side even feels happy and nostalgic when seeing all the nappies hanging on the clothing line, swaying in the breeze. However, there is a dirty side to cloth diapering, and I don't mean the actual poop in the diaper. I'm talking about dreaded LEAKS and STINK. You see, my yuppie side loves my beautiful, top-loading HE washing machine. This thing is a beast, and I love it. I can put in an...
How to easily reduce your family’s single-use plastic waste
Hey there, eco-warriors and planet-saving pals! We're about to dive into a topic that's as hot as a summer day, but way cooler for the Earth – replacing those pesky single-use plastics with renewables. 1. Plastic? As if. Picture this: single-use plastics are like the outdated fashion trend you're embarrassed to admit you once rocked. It's time to embrace renewables – the trendiest, greenest accessory that Mother Earth herself would totally approve of. Let's say "buh-bye" to plastic and "hello, gorgeous" to materials meant for repeated use. If you haven't already, ditch the plastic water bottle for a reusable...
Becoming Ever-GREEN in Winter
What about WINTER? What does going green, ADHD kids, and winter weather have in common? Read on a find out. Picture the scene: a fresh snowfall has coated the landscape, making everything glisten with magic. After waiting on pins and needles to hear from the school, you get the update that there is NO DELAY. Suddenly, it’s all hands on deck to get the kiddo to school at 7:30 AM, equipped for whatever winter disaster awaits beyond the comfort of home. Then, in an un-caffinated haze, you make the fatal mistake. Like a rookie in the bullpen, you ask your...
10 Must-Haves for Raising Backyard Kids
Summer is a time of joy, littered with freedom, excitement, and distant family members trying to suck away every weekend from now until Labor Day. (Honestly, how did my entire summer disappear before Memorial Day?) Summer vacation is a much needed break from routine, for both children and parents. Make the season of sun extra-special by putting an emphasis on raising backyard kids- children who see their backyard as an extension of home, a place of wonder and joy, and a space filled with never-ending entertainment. 1) Sunscreen. If there's one thing your kid needs, it's sunscreen. Put it on them. Just...