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Green Baby

New Kathe Kruse Rainbow Baby Colors!

April 7, 2010

I LOVE Rainbow Babies. However, they have only been available in the same old, same old colors for a good long while. Not that the old colors were bad, but you know, sometimes a change is nice. Luckily that day of change is here because I just found three brand new colors of these delightful [...]

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Green Book Review: The Eco-nomical Baby Guide

April 7, 2010

Review summary: This book offers economical and helpful advice that parents can use to raise their baby green right from the start while saving money and time in the process. Very few cons (see my update at the end) and overall I’d highly recommended this book. Product: The Eco-nomical Baby Guide: Down-to-Earth Ways for Parents [...]

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DIY Green Baby Project: Make Your Own Reusable Baby Wipes Kit

April 4, 2010

In a previous post we looked at a nice little reusable baby wipes kit – the Bottoms Up Washable Cloth Baby Wipes Kit. This is a great kit for parents who want to go green but are a little too busy to make their own reusable baby wipes. That said, it really doesn’t take much [...]

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New Organic Earth Baby Carrier by Belle

April 3, 2010

There’s an adorable new addition to the Belle Pure baby carrier line – the Organic Earth carrier. This simple but stylish baby carrier features 100% undyed Romanian hemp canvas that’s been prewashed for softness and has a nobby, textured appearance and according to Belle, “smells wonderful.” The inside liner is 100% organic cotton and hemp [...]

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Win A Bottoms Up Washable Cloth Baby Wipes Kit

March 26, 2010

Just a heads up – yesterday I posted about the reusable Bottoms Up Washable Cloth Baby Wipes Kit. This kit is a super alternative to toss away disposable baby wipes. In any case, Green Options is giving away two FREE Bottoms Up Washable Cloth Baby Wipes Kit!. So, if you’re leery of trying reusable wipes, [...]

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Bottoms Up Washable Cloth Baby Wipes Kit

March 25, 2010

Cloth diapers are just one way to green up your baby care and save money. Another way is using reusable baby wipes vs. disposable baby wipes. When my son Cedar was a baby, I only bought reusable wipes for long road trips – the rest of the time I used reusable cloth wipes. I made [...]

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Green Formula Guide for Tiny Tree Huggers

March 23, 2010

Honestly, I think everyone should at least try breastfeeding – most of the time when breastfeeding isn’t working it’s because the mama or family in whole just hasn’t found the support she/they need. However, I also don’t believe in crazed breastfeeding advocates who make non-breastfeeding mamas feel bad. As parents we all walk different paths. [...]

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Hop into spring with eco-friendly baby shoes

March 21, 2010

Pedrosprout makes the most adorable baby shoes. Each of these beautifully appliqued felt baby booties is crafted in Australia from 100% certified recycled plastic bottles. Booties are fully lined with no exposed seams and have a Velcro strap to keep them on. These custom made baby shoes come in 0-3m, 3-6m, 6-12m sizes. There are [...]

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Adorable Heart Shaped Natural Teething Toy

January 21, 2010

Little Teething Toys from the very cool Little Sapling Toys make great gifts for babies and they even have one design that’s ideal for Valentine’s Day. All Little Teething Toys, like the Little Heart Teething Toy shown above, are perfect for teething babies to grasp and chew. Each Heart is sanded satin smooth, left unfinished [...]

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Green Book Review: HAPPYBABY The Organic Guide to Baby’s First 24 Months

October 29, 2009

PRODUCT: HappyBaby: The Organic Guide to Baby’s First 24 Months by the founders of HAPPYBABY, Robert W. Sears, and Amy Marlow (September 2009, Harper Collins) COST: $11.55 softcover / $16.99 ebook BASICS: From HAPPYBABY; “HappyBaby The Organic Guide to Baby’s First 24 Months, focuses on the most crucial and confusing time for growing families: the [...]