So, the truth is, I've never bought a crib mattress because I sleep with my babies family-bed style. But every few months someone asks me about crib mattresses. With good reason. Babies spend a lot of time sleeping! I think greening the bed should be a pretty high priority for anyone trying to expose their family to fewer toxic chemicals.
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2.16.2012
Non-toxic Crib Mattresses
So, the truth is, I've never bought a crib mattress because I sleep with my babies family-bed style. But every few months someone asks me about crib mattresses. With good reason. Babies spend a lot of time sleeping! I think greening the bed should be a pretty high priority for anyone trying to expose their family to fewer toxic chemicals.
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2.15.2012
What’s for Breakfast? Scrambled Eggs
One of my goals after my month of Plastic Awareness was to eat less packaged cereal. And lately, cold cereal with milk just hasn’t been filling us up enough anyway. Anyone with kids also knows that breakfast for dinner is always a good idea, and a pretty painless way to have a Meatless Monday too! So this month each Wednesday I’m featuring a favorite breakfast recipe.
These eggs are delish.
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2.13.2012
Pregnancy, Pain, and Prenatal Exercise DVDs
If ever there was a good time to get serious about regularly exercising, it's pregnancy! Exercise during pregnancy decreases your chances of preeclampsia, builds endurance for labor and delivery, and allows for a quicker postpartum recovery. In addition, exercise also helps regulate your blood sugar levels and can be as effective as medication in treating gestational diabetes. For me, exercise was an important way to cope with the discomfort and pain of pregnancy at a time when I wanted to avoid taking pain relief medications.
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2.10.2012
Green Phone Booth: The Best Time to Try Cloth Diapers
This week at The Green Phone Booth: The Best Time to Try Cloth. Read all about why I consider the first few months of your baby's life the ideal time to give cloth diapers a try.
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2.08.2012
What’s for Breakfast? German Pancakes
One of my goals after my month of Plastic Awareness was to eat less packaged cereal. And lately, cold cereal with milk just hasn’t been filling us up enough anyway. Anyone with kids also knows that breakfast for dinner is always a good idea, and a pretty painless way to have a Meatless Monday too! So this month each Wednesday I’m featuring a favorite breakfast recipe.
This recipe dates all the way back to my very first recipe book. It’s an oldy, but a goody. You may know it as a Puffed Oven Pancake.
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2.06.2012
How Often Does Your Baby Poop Up Her Back?
My 5-day-old baby wearing a Kissaluvs fitted diaper. |
When my first child was an infant, he had "pooplosions" almost every time he pooped. I'm going to estimate 90% of the time he pooped the poop went up his back and ended up all over his onesie. The reasons are simple: disposable diapers have a slick luge-like surface and very weak elastic arou