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The Green Mama Reviews Countertop Bag Dryers

Posted by The Green Mama on May 17, 2013
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Countertop Bag Dryers are a convenient way to dry bags, baby bottles, and more.

The Green Mama Reviews the Rock Candy Life Shower Curtain

Posted by The Green Mama on May 17, 2013
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A Greener Alternative to Vinyl Shower Curtains

Short showers: that was me. Was it becaues I wanted to conserve water? Were my kids hollering for me the minute I started? Yes to both, but the truth is that my shower liner was the real reason. It was smelly and gross. At first it was the smell of it--headache city. Then when the off-gassing was done the mildew and pink mold took hold. What a disaster. There must be a better way. Enter the greener option....

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http://rockcandylife.com/

The Green Mama Reviews the Strolex TriplePlay 5-in-1 Carseat/Stroller

Posted by The Green Mama on May 17, 2013
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The Sit n Stroll Carseat is the best carseat on wheels

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http://www.strolex.com/

The Green Mama Reviews Plum Organics Baby Food Pouches

Posted by The Green Mama on May 16, 2013
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Plum Organics Baby Food Pouches: baby food made easy and convenient

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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http://www.plumorganics.com

Thred-Up: Online Kids Clothing Consignment for the U.S.

Posted by The Green Mama on Apr 18, 2013
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ThredUp Makes Shopping (& Selling) for Kids's Clothes Easy, Green, & Affordable

Did you know that average consumer throws away 68 pounds of clothing each year?  Disturbing, right?  If that statistic leaves you feeling a little uneasy, let me introduce you to thredUP!  thredUP is an online kids consignment shop that has already helped to recycle over 200,000 pounds of clothing. It’s an easy (and fun!) way for you to teach your kids about the importance of recycling and making other eco friendly choices.

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http://www.thredup.com/

Kinder Swag: Canada's On-line Consignment Store for Kid Stuff

Posted by The Green Mama on Apr 18, 2013
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Kinder Swag makes buying & selling kid stuff easy for Canadian parents

I like finding used kid gear for my little one and — let’s face it — it’s often still in next to new condition by the time little ones have grown out of it!  Plus, who doesn’t love a deal? I also feel good about passing on my gently used things for the benefit of other families.  



And now, my life has just become easier!  

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http://www.kinderswag.ca

Moxie Jean: On-line Kids Clothing Consigment for the U.S.

Posted by The Green Mama on Apr 15, 2013
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Moxie Jean makes buying & selling kids' clothes easy

Well, we have been home 3 weeks with our newborn desperately need a run to Carter’s or Baby Gap to get a few things I didn’t know I needed even after unpacking the bin of baby clothes I kept for six years from our first son.  Lucky for me, I don’t have to make a run to any store.  I just bought 4 fleece sleepers in just the right size on Moxie Jean’s website!  Not only are they just what I needed at a fraction of the retail price, three of the four pieces still have the tags on them!  This is my kind of sho

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http://www.moxiejean.com/
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Sharon Schneider

Urban Composting Made Easy with the Worm Factory, Part 3

Posted by The Green Mama on Dec 08, 2012
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Vermicomposting Success: Worms, wonderful worms

Urban Composting Made Easy with the Worm Factory

Posted by The Green Mama on Dec 08, 2012
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A Green Mama real-life story of vermicomposting

For years, I’ve half-heartedly composted my kitchen scraps, piling them in a bin or a designated spot outdoors, occasionally turning the pile and knowing that I’d never live anywhere long enough to see any actual compost.  (This was, after all, in my twenties, and do you know that it can take up to two years to complete the composting process?) Still, whether or not I produced any compost, I figured that at least I was keeping kitchen scraps out of the landfill.

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