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The Green Mama Review: The Baby Hawk Baby Carrier is stylish and comfortable

Posted by The Green Mama on Dec 21, 2011
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The Baby Hawk Baby Carriers: style and comfort

Interested in baby-wearing, but not sure where to begin with all of the options? As owner of The Baby Hawk Baby Carriers says; "The equation? Simple. One child, plus two arms, plus one million things to do, equals me needing a baby carrier that not only matched my style but is functional and comfortable as well."

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http://www.babyhawk.com/

The Green Mama Review: The Ergo Baby Carrier, the best and most comfortable baby sling

Posted by The Green Mama on Dec 20, 2011
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The Ergo Baby Carrier: everybody's most-loved baby carrier

 

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http://www.ergobabycarriers.com

The Green Mama Review: Krimson Klover natural fiber clothing for women

Posted by The Green Mama on Dec 18, 2011
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Krimson Klover: luxurious green fashion for mama

Clothing is one of the green commitments that can be the hardest to fulfill for women. It is a hard nut to crack: our desire for a deal with our desire for something that uses natural materials, doesn't pollute the earth (and our bodies) with chemicals in the manufacturing, and is easy to care for. Oh, yeah, and then there is our desire to get a deal.

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http://krimsonklover.com/

The Green Mama Review: LuSa Booty Balm

Posted by The Green Mama on Nov 08, 2011
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LuSa Booty Balm: a truly natural, organic diaper cream

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http://www.lusaorganics.com/

The Green Mama Review: Red Dragon indoor composter

Posted by The Green Mama on Oct 21, 2011
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The Red Dragon electric-assist, indoor composting appliance

Green aspects

Compost is almost half your garbage

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The Green Mama Review: Kids Konserve small round containers

Posted by The Green Mama on Oct 03, 2011
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Kids Konserve small round containers

With school starting again, it’s a good time to assess what we can do to green our kids’ lunches. In an attempt to make brown bagging a thing of the past, many companies now offer an array of kid-friendly and planet-friendly products for a zero waste lunch.

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http://store.kidskonserve.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=KK074

The Green Mama Review: The Baby Bunk a green baby bed/co-sleeper

Posted by The Green Mama on Sep 21, 2011
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The Baby Bunk: A green baby bed/co-sleeper

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If you want to try co-sleeping and are convinced of its benefits, but worried about ever rolling onto your baby, a co-sleeper might be ideal for you.  You can be close to your baby, but they can be safely ensconced in their private and comfortable little bed.   

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http://www.babybunk.com

The Green Mama Review: The Pura Kiki baby bottle

Posted by The Green Mama on Jun 30, 2011
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The Pura Kiki Baby Bottle & Sippy: a truly green baby bottle

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https://www.purastainless.com/purchase/

Greening Christmas (Hanukkah or any other Holiday)

Posted by The Green Mama on Dec 08, 2010
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'Tis the season.  The lights of Hanukkah will soon fade into the past and the lights of Christmas are on the horizon. Parents everywhere are thinking about gifts. It is one of the questions I am most asked: "How do I green celebrations?" The winter holidays are a test for most of us: wanting to please our children, wanting to have more money, wanting less stuff, wanting to please our relatives.

Fair Trade Your Home - From Top to Bottom

Posted by Cecelia on May 02, 2010
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The call to “Fair Trade your home” has been gaining attention recently. Recent awareness campaigns have shed light on the abundance of inhumane work conditions many around the world deal with, that we in the “developed world” exploit. Often it seems like overcoming such a complicated issue is impossible for just one person or family to do, but I found out it’s not such a big undertaking after all. Buying Fair Trade is a win-win proposition!

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