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Editors Note:  Original article was written by Jennifer Lance of Eco-Child’s Play. Visit Eco Child’s Play for advice on organic, fun [...]

A dog named Rex, a dad named Derek and a teen (young adults) named Kenzie, what do these three have in common? They all are new contributing writers to the Green and Clean Mom Green Gurus! They will be giving you new points of views, perspectives and opinions on news, products, everything green and in [...]

Editors Note:  This article was written by Jennifer Lance from Eco Child’s Play, where you can get advice for an organic, fun and chemical-free life for your kids. Reviews and suggestions for toys, education, nutritional foods and family activities.
I find two trends in education alarming: the growing number of schools that eliminate recess and physical [...]

Editors Note:  This post comes from Jennifer Lance of Eco Child’s Play. I highly recommend stopping by Eco Child’s Play for some fun, organic advice on living a chemical-free life with your kids. They offer reviews, suggestions for toys, education and nutritional food and family activities.

Sasha and Malia Obama have to be the cutest kids [...]

Guest Post by Lori Stewart - http://greengigs.blogspot.com/
I am a SAHM, former science teacher, current freelancer, and work-in-progress green being.  One day last summer, as I was filling my none-to-eco-friendly minivan with $4.34 per gallon gas, while thinking about the load of laundry I had to get off the clothesline before it rained, and listening to [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

While I enjoy cooking, I must admit that I find it hard to come up with a healthy, locally grown, appetizing dinner every night.  The pressure!  And add to that three kids who have different tastes, a super healthy husband, and me working too…  So what is a girl to do??  I have some tried [...]

When my daughter was born (May 2007), I bought and used the well-known products that most parents use, the common brands of lotions and soaps, the standard baby furniture and linens, the cute clothes that were given as gifts. I planned to make my own baby food, and maybe even buy organic foods, but I [...]

This is a guest post by Kim Woodbridge, a Freelance Technical Consultant, who writes about WordPress Customizations and other Internet Tools at (Anti) Social Development.
I’m not a green blogger but I do blog and I try to live in an environmentally sound manner. When Sommer asked me to guest post while she [...]