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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 [...]

Halloween is over and the next holiday that my son starts to talk about is Christmas. Not that Thanksgiving isn’t important but really he doesn’t like turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing and pie and he gets bored with football on the television. Are family celebrates thanksgiving with gusto but for my son, Christmas is what he [...]

My new position as a Great Start Parent Coalition Coordinator has already connected me with some amazing people and opportunities. From parents telling me their stories about how important early childhood education is to hearing Steve Covey speak. Friday I was able to meet Mr. McFeely, the character that delivered the mail to Mr. Roger. [...]

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The BPA and plastic issue…it’s too much. The information is right in front of our faces and we still have a ruling from the FDA backing it, despite the flawed reports. The Smart Mama just wrote a post all about the FDA and whether science and the facts [...]

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 [...]

If you’re looking for something contemporary, something sexy, sassy, and green to light up your life, I have the solution for you! Swank Lighting has what you are looking for and I tell you, I’m in love. It’s hot, classy and like no other lamp out there. You’ll have a timeless piece in [...]

I wrote about my daughters asthma and our childcare situation and my returning to work and hiring some cleaning help. We’ve been blessed to have found the right people and everything is working out perfectly (so far). I’m getting so much done during the day and having time in the evening to be with my [...]

Guest post by Lisa Frack, Environmental Working Group Online Parent Organizer
In the month leading up to a baby’s birth, the umbilical cord pulses with the equivalent of at least 300 quarts of blood each day, pumped back and forth from the nutrient- and oxygen-rich placenta to the rapidly growing child cradled in a sac of [...]

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 [...]