With my first pregnancy, I thought I was doing great because I only drank organic milk. I had no idea that cleaning my whole house with bleach (nesting…it makes you nuts) was really not such a hot idea. Even during my second pregnancy four years later, with a lot more knowledge under my belt (not that I actually wore any belts), I’m sure there were a number of things I could have done in a safer, more organic way, which is exactly why I wish I’d had The Complete Organic Pregnancy as a reference. As far as I know, there were no books like this at that time. I had that other book that is regarded as the pregnancy bible but in retrospect, it was seriously lacking in this type of information. Even though I have no plans for any future buns in my oven, I’m just really excited that a book like this is available.
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Perfectly sized for little mouths, this fork and spoon set for babies by Bambu is made of sustainable, 100% organically-grown bamboo and natural food-safe wood oil.
It has never once occurred to me that sneakers (aka running shoes) could be recycled. I thought you gave your old shoes to Goodwill and beyond that? I had no idea. However, I’m pleased to report that old sneakers can most definitely be recycled!
There’s nothing like getting a care package delivered to your door – especially when it’s a box full of yummy fruits and veggies. If you’ve ever been disappointed with the produce at your local supermarket or you’ve just always wanted to eat more seasonally, then you might consider signing up for 
A handbook for those who want to do more for the environment but don’t want to work really hard at it. This friendly guide offers practical yet simple suggestions that anyone can follow including tips on adopting greener buying habits; finding earth friendly products; cultivating a sustainable environment; participating in online activism and much more.