Archive for the ‘Green Budget’ Category

Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Family’s Food Budget in a Tight Economy

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There’s a lot of talk these days about a recession, even a depression, being on the way, and for families trying to eat clean and green, it can be difficult to make [...]

By Derek - November 9th, 2008 - Comments: 3
Filed Under: Green Budget

Save Money and Help the Planet

Guest Post by Patricia Wooster http://www.projectorganiceating.com
Let’s face it…..the economy is in bad….bad shape. The house I bought 2 years ago is worth 25% less today, my husband and I spend $300 a month more in gas, and the stock market is shrinking our retirement account daily. It’s time for us to re-evaluate our [...]

By Green & Clean Mom - November 5th, 2008 - Comments: 1
Filed Under: Green Budget, Guest Posts

Plastic Grocery Bags: Everyone has some!

I know that the proper green phase is “reduce, reuse, recycle” and that they are in the order of importance. So the best thing would be to use less plastic grocery bags.  And we do - a lot less.  However, I do not think I will ever get my husband to take a cloth bag [...]

By Green & Clean Mom - October 29th, 2008 - Comments: 4
Filed Under: Green Budget, Green Solutions and Tips, Guest Posts

Natural and Safe Baby Toys

Babies love to put things in their mouths; it’s one of the ways that babies learn about their surroundings. These activities teach them about taste, texture, sound, and shape among many others. Exploring in this way is important for their development, so it is no wonder that the toy industry is a multi-billion dollar enterprise!  [...]

By Green & Clean Mom - October 23rd, 2008 - Comments: 1
Filed Under: Green Budget, Green Parenting, Green Shopping, Green Solutions and Tips, Green Sprouts

Paying for Your Trash

In August, I read a article in, Parade, about paying for your trash. Paying for the disposal of trash varies. Some cities charge per bag, can, sticker or it is included in city taxes. To be honest, I don’t pay (directly) for my trash disposal. My husband takes our trash to our company dumpster. [...]

By Green & Clean Mom - October 1st, 2008 - Comments: 11
Filed Under: Green Budget, Green News, Green Solutions and Tips

Halloween Gone Green?

Come on the colors are orange and black! I love, love, love Halloween. I love the time of year and the cool fall nights. I love the idea that I don’t have to buy gifts and wrap them up for everyone but I can still celebrate and have fun. Goblins, ghosts, and gremlins are part [...]

By Green & Clean Mom - September 26th, 2008 - Comments: 11
Filed Under: Green Budget, Green Health, Green Holidays and Celebrations, Green Parenting, Green Shopping, Green Solutions and Tips

Back to the Tap

Tap water gets a bad rap. I personally use filtered water and feel safest using filtered water. If you’re on the go and you and you use a reusable water you most likely have to fill this bottle and use…tap water. There are lots of reports on how tap water can have mercury, lead, chlorine [...]

By Green & Clean Mom - September 20th, 2008 - Comments: 1
Filed Under: BPA, Green Budget, Green Goods and Reviews, Green Health, Green Shopping, Green Solutions and Tips

Nuritious After School Snacks

Children get home from school and they are hungry. The day was packed full of learning energy zapping activities and they need to refuel. When I got off the bus after school I remember eating chips, cookies, drinking soda and complaining if these items weren’t around.
Sorry mom and dad, I just made you look really [...]

By Green & Clean Mom - August 29th, 2008 - Comments: 4
Filed Under: Green Budget, Green Food Choices, Green Health, Green Parenting, Green Solutions and Tips, Green Sprouts

Eco-Friendly School Lunch

Tis the season for packing lunches. I’ve gotten some emails asking for tips on how to pack a healthy school lunch and to “green” the lunch box. I have to say, when it comes to packing a healthy lunch I think parents have to keep in mind, the lunch room is competitive and there are [...]

By Green & Clean Mom - August 25th, 2008 - Comments: 3
Filed Under: Green Budget, Green Food Choices, Green Health, Green Parenting, Green Shopping, Green Solutions and Tips, Green Sprouts

Pretend Play Gone Green

My daughter is just starting to get into dolls, dress up and pretend play. It’s so cute to see her carry her purse around, try to put on my high heels or rock her baby doll. She mostly has boy toys because of her older brother and until just recently, she didn’t care about toys. [...]

By Green & Clean Mom - August 18th, 2008 - Comments: 5
Filed Under: Green Budget, Green Parenting, Green Shopping, Green Solutions and Tips, Green Sprouts