There are several ways you can begin to live more sustainably. Remember, you set the example. If you recycle and put an emphasis on serving the planet, so will your children. Make it fun and keep it simple. Here are a few ways you can live sustainably with your family. IN THE KITCHEN GROW YOUR […]
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Baby | Favorite Baby Products | Minimalist Lifestyle | Motherhood | REI/ Montessori Inspired
SIMPLIFYING PLAYTIME & WHY ITS IMPORTANT
“Many of today’s behavioral issues come from children having too much stuff and living a life that is too fast.” – Kim John Payne, Author of Simplicity Parenting: Using the Extraordinary Power of Less to Raise Calmer, Happier, and More Secure Kids Some homes have an area that is slightly troubled or let’s say, going through […]
The bathroom has got to be one of the most overlooked places to recycle and waste less. We are focused on the glass Tupperware, buying in bulk, and recycling in the kitchen, that the last place we think to go zero waste is the bathroom. The bathroom is filled with the essentials like plastic shampoo and […]
Baby | Eco Tips | Minimalist Lifestyle | Motherhood | REI/ Montessori Inspired
DECLUTTERING WITH A BABY – STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO MINIMIZING ALL THE JUNK
Does it feel like your child’s stuff has completely taken over your home? Are you always cleaning up toys? Maybe you watched the Marie Kondo show, looked around your home, and decided that it was time to declutter. Living with less has been one of the best decisions we have made as a family. We […]
Avoiding Toxins | Eco Tips | Minimalist Lifestyle | Reducing Waste
10 WAYS TO DETOX THE AIR IN YOUR HOME
I have always considered my health with the food I put into my body, the non toxic products I use on my skin and around my home, but didn’t really think about the air I breathe as much. However, when we moved into our new house, I could smell the chemicals in the air. They […]
1. Take inventory I will admit, with running a business from home, plus being a SAHM, it is easy to use going to the grocery store as a way to “get out of the house.” As fun as your nearest Sprouts or Whole Foods trip may be, it can add up. Before heading to the […]
