Practically Green Anniversary Bash! Day 1 – Green Your Baby
- An organic cotton receiving blanket (pink mod circles) from Swaddle Designs. Bundle up your baby in this 42 inch square blanket complete with swaddling instructions. Made from GOTS certified organic cotton.
- A set of two 5-oz baby bottles from thinkbaby. Thinkbaby products are free of BPA, phthalates and PVC and are recommended by Healthy Child Healthy World as a safe and healthy choice for baby.
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A copy of the book Rhoost. Who would have thought corner protectors could be stylish? These plum-colored protectors are BPA, lead and phthalate-free and don’t look ridiculous on your table!
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A sleepy hat and a Natursutten pacifier from Zoe b Organic. The dual-purpose hat blocks light while baby is asleep and is made from 100% organic cotton. The classic, BPA-free pacifier is made from 100% natural, sustainable rubber.
- A copy of Itsabelly Baby Planners and Jennifer Lo Prete, this book has over 300 product reviews and tons of good advice for living green with baby.
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A 9-oz baby bottle and a 9-oz trainer cup from thinkbaby. The trainer cup has easy to grip handles and an extra soft spout for an easy transition to “big kid” drinking.
- A copy of Organically Raised – Conscious Cooking for Babies and Toddlers by Anni Daulter. (I’m passing along my review copy of this book and believe me there are some good looking recipes in this book!)
The best green baby tip is to breastfeed! All natural and no waste.
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My tip is to breastfeed, for those that can. And, to make your own babyfood.
Cloth diaper, It’s really not,that hard and it saves a tone of waste and money. Can’t get better than that.
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My tip is to make your own baby food with fresh, local, organic ingredients. Make a lot in the summer and freeze for winter!
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My tip is to get creative with entertainment – to think about the products that you give to your child and register for or ask for from friends and family – express your desire to be concious and request they consider the environment when purchasing products as gifts. A cardboard box makes a great castle and can offer hours of entertainment when turning it from box to magical fortress! =)
My tip is to choose toys carefully, and cut back on makeup, lotions, etc because baby will have his/her mouth all over you!
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I find a pretty good thing to do is use cloth diaper wipes as well as diapers, my mom made a bunch of these for me when I had my first baby, and now with my third they are saving me a bunch of money, plus, no funny stuff in the sollutions, just wet them with water and maybe a little baby oil!
The tip I would give is to breastfeed . It gives a strong connection between you and your baby and also its healthy for both.
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hit the secondhand shops for baby clothes and toys-you’ll save money and eliminate waste in the environment
My tip: Don’t get caught up with all the baby paraphernalia. You don’t need much to ensure your baby is well love and comfortable. And less stuff means less resources used…one more way to help care for our planet.
My tip is to make sure to take your shoes off when entering your house. That will help keep tons of yucky stuff from being tracked in and help keep your floors clean longer. 🙂
I don’t really have any green tips as I’m new to pregnancy! However I do believe that living with no toxic cleaners and eating clean food has helped ease morning sickness for me.
Making your own organic baby food is so easy and cost effective – batch cookand freeze!
I follow you on email – a great green tip for pregnancy and having babies is to get rid of your toxic cleaners. Buy natural or make your own (the book Green Clean has great recipes) – it’s easier than you think!
The other thing I have done for my own baby (now a toddler) is to choose safe toys – wood, safe (and minimal) plastic, no electronics. Everything goes in the mouth and I don’t want my daughter sucking on petrochemicals.
Make your own baby food. You will be amazed at how easy it is and how much money you will save! Not to mention you know exactly what is going in it! The FDA has found 16 pesticides in 8 industry leading baby foods, including 3 carcinogens.
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My tip is to breastfeed as long as you can if you are able and to make your own babyfood. It’s less expensive, you know exactly what is going into their food, and you can involve older children if you have them!
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My tip is to consume organic apple cider vinegar for good digestion, regularity, and nausea during pregnancy (about 1 teaspoon acv in glass of water). Sour, yet refreshing (or am I the only one who loves it?) lol
You can also put it in apple juice to make it unnoticeable.
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The best tip is to do less and buy less – there’s nothing more attainable than that!
definitely to make your own baby food. No wasting jars or excess food.
breastfeed, paint with low voc paint and open windows!
Love your tweets and these baby packages! I like to remind moms when they get the urge to redecorate for baby, don’t sand old lead paint and use Zero VOC paint to protect you and your family.
Breastfeeding and cloth diapering are my two favorite ways to raise baby green. 🙂
By using glass bottles.
Make your own babyfood from organic ingredients. Really, all you need is the veggies and a hand/stick blender. :0)
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Tip:reuseable pantyliners during pregnancy
My favorite green baby tip is using cloth diapers! I was so intimidated by them at first, but they’re so easy. The best part? Making each yucky diaper change into an opportunity to feel great about my choice! I mean, you have to do it anyway, so you might as well feel good about it!
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We store everything in glass and make our own fruit/veggie wash. We will make our own baby food too…DD is only 7 weeks. Try to buy as much local food as possible and line dry our clothes…we live in AZ!
Cloth diapering is an excellent way to stay green with a baby.
My green tip is finding good used furniture on Craigslist; where else can you find a Pottery Barn changing table for $80?
I have 15 1/2 month twins – we cloth diaper, we nurse, make our own baby food from organic/local produce, use only Natursutten pacifiers, use ThinkBaby & Kleen Kanteen sippys, I make my own wipes & bum spray, and make all my baby blankets. They wear BabyLegs a lot w/ organic T’s. As for my older two kids (8 & 5) they help me in the kitchen making everything from scratch, from fresh ingredients. Nothing in my house is processed, pre-packaged, or canned (unless Eden Organic, b/c it’s bpa free can). So the best way for me to raise a green babby, lets me raise green kiddos as well, so they learn and understand why we do what we do, and raise their own green families 🙂 I’d LOVE to win a one of the packages, to pass on the item s I love so much to one of my pregnant friends (With TWINS as well 🙂 to help her in a green endeavor 🙂
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We use cloth diapers, and get clothes from resale shops we buy cloth diaper inserts and make are own burp cloths thanks for the chance
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Cloth diaper! Not only is it greener it is easier! No worries about running out of diapers! I would love package 2!
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one tip is to make your own baby food and breastfeed. Y
plan to use cloth diaper to go green
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