DIAPERS Babies and diapers go hand in hand for the best part of their first 2 years. With a little thought and organization, you can make the whole experience as environmental friendly as can be.
LAUNDRY Babies come with a laundry pileup - there's no two ways around it. But frequent washing uses a lot of water - and chemicals too, depending on your detergent choice.
OUTDOORS While it's easy to get stuck inside with a new baby, especially when you think of all the effort it takes to gather up all the equipment and head out. However, there's nothing better than a bit of family time in nature. Take the time and effort to get outdoorsy with your baby- its a great bonding moment and a good option when your baby is fussy.
REUSE, REDUCE, RECYCLE They say kids grow up fast and as a result they grow out of things quicker than you could possibly imagine. When shopping for baby there is always a divide between what she will need for a long time and what she will use for a short time. You could try this:-
FOOD Just like adults, baby's eating habits has a significant impact on the environment. It's time to put on your eco-friendly parenting hat in the kitchen as you follow these tips. The whole family along with the planet will thank you for it.
Additional Tip Prevention is definitely better than cure. As you think of going green this tip plays a big role in maintaining a safe environment for your family especially when raising curious toddlers.
You can not go through life without decluttering. It is not only refreshing but it creates a sense of organisation in your everyday activities. Here are some things that you may have in your house that need to go..
