Raising your child the way nature intended
I’m excited to introduce you to the wonderfully made products from Dress Me Up Organic. Maybe some of you already know, Dress Me Up Organic, but I did not until they sent two items to test. I’ll be honest with you, when I saw their products online, I thought they were cute but because they’re so simple, I didn’t truly understand how fantastic they...
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So you love creating art with your kids. And recycled crafts make it even more fun. But the age-old question remains… What do I do with this little masterpiece when we’re out of refrigerator magnets? Nikki Board from Funtastically Green has some creative and smart ideas to share with us… ♦♦♦ This recycled coffee filter craft is great for all...
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by: Veronica Armstrong As a life long New Englander I have grown accustomed to the dreary and cold Winter season. I made a sport of not so quietly pining and longing for the warmth of Spring. I would remain cozy and bundled up in my home for days without stepping a foot into the bone chilling Vermont cold. Sometimes my job put a damper on those plans but it was fun while...
Read MoreHow do you raise a child the way nature intended? It can be a challenge in today’s world.
Green Child Magazine seeks to give you the resources to get back to basics as compassionate and purposeful human beings. By leading by example, we can raise our children to cherish, love, and respect not only each other, but Mother Earth.
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Green Child Magazine is excited to introduce our new Executive Editor, Amity Hook-Sopko. Amity has been active in the Green Child community as a contributing writer during the past year.
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