The Green Family
Families, children and pets are an important part of green living. Learn about being environmentally aware at school, the healthy baby, pet care and food, weddings, funerals, green holidays and gifts.
Some gifts that never go out of style, won’t be regifted, and are more sustainable than any other: a charitable donation. Here are a few ideas for giving friends and loved ones a gift that shows how much you care about them and the Eart
Say what you will about the Grinch, his approach to Christmas was as green as his skin. No cards, no gifts, no travel, no decorations -- and no fun, either. You don't have to live in a snowy cave to have a green holiday, however. Just relax, take it easy, and have a simple, enjoyable holiday season this year. Fa-who-for-aze!
Fortunately, it's simple and affordable to give your little sprout a greener, more sustainable world.
Organic baby foods are increasingly popular, even among parents who don't normally buy organic foods for themselves.
Cloth diapering for babies is becoming more popular as the movement for a green nursery builds.
Are clothes made from organic fibers really better for baby?
Parents worried about pesticides, antibiotics, and growth hormones in their kids' food have been turning to organic foods.
Do you love the environment, spending time in the great outdoors, and protecting the earth's resources? Have a wedding day that celebrates your love for nature.
Green burial has a much smaller impact on the environment than traditional casket burial, and can provide environmental benefits over time.
Natural and holistic dog food companies pledge to use high quality ingredients without fillers, by-products or unnecessary chemicals.
