Today I was thrilled to discover that I can buy ready-made, organic tortilla soup and chicken soup in a tetrapak box, off the shelf of my main stream grocery store. I am scared of putting chemicals into my body and my kids’ bodies. I see people all around us with autoimmune problems, immune problems, cancer, neurologic […]
What’s in your Cauldron for Halloween?
Posted on October 30, 2013 Written by 5 Comments
As we prepare for Trick or Treating this week, we have broken from the traditional big bag of candy to go with something better for the planet and the kids. Instead of the big bag of chocolates and candy from the company I won’t name that we are boycotting over child labor practices, we will be […]
Honor the Earth Giveaway – Stonyfield Smoothies
Posted on April 8, 2013 Written by 15 Comments
We’re excited to be participating in the Honor the Earth Giveaway Hop, hosted by Happy Mothering and Brittleby’s Corner. We are giving away six 6-packs of Stonyfield YoKids sMOOthies! Make sure you scroll down to the links of other blogs below the our giveaway – Members of the Green Moms Network are excited to bring […]
Spicy Sweet Potato Chips Recipe
Posted on February 8, 2013 Written by 2 Comments
We recently signed back up with Boston Organics after a few years away to eat more fresh, local and organic fruits and vegetables. For those not familiar with Boston Organics, they are sort of a cross between PeaPod and a CSA. Each week, they deliver a bin with mostly local organic fruits and vegetables to […]
How I got my son excited for yogurt!
Posted on January 15, 2013 Written by Leave a Comment
I pack the lunches for my twin 3rd graders and my preschool almost every morning. I try very hard to keep their lunches healthy, interesting and as natural as possible. With three very different eaters, this is a challenge. Recently I have discovered a trick to getting my preschool son to love yogurt in his […]
Tip: Keep All Natural Bread in the Freezer
Posted on December 12, 2012 Written by 1 Comment
Once upon a time I avoided “all natural” or “organic” foods, because they went bad too fast. It was annoying and a waste of money. Then I started to think about why some food went bad, and some didn’t. I bet you can guess too: preservatives. Sometimes preservatives are salt or vinegar, but typically in […]
You Are What You Eat Giveaway Hop
Posted on November 1, 2012 Written by 35 Comments
As a family, we are trying to eat healthier and greener. Unfortunately, short of going fully organic, that is impossible when we can’t tell what may be in or on the food we buy. We try to make greener choices in our diet, but today we cannot tell if the food we are purchasing was […]
Review of Newman’s Own Organic Treats
Posted on September 3, 2012 Written by 1 Comment
We want our family to eat healthy foods. However, I have to admit it, we all have a taste for sweets too. For that matter I really enjoy sweets on occasion. Eating sweets should not have to mean that we have to give up our goals of avoiding high fructose corn syrup, artificial colors and artificial flavors. […]
The Lifecycle Cost of Disney Products
Posted on July 16, 2012 Written by 1 Comment
There are many things that go into what makes something “green”. When deciding which of a number of items to buy, like shirts for example, someone who is trying to be eco-conscious ought to look at the entire life cycle cost of the goods involved. This can be very difficult for the consumer to do […]
What’s Green For Dinner?
Posted on July 14, 2012 Written by 1 Comment
Fried green tomatoes andfried zucchini –our green dinner This isn’t your typical Mommy Blog, so our loyal readers probably have no idea what we usually eat for dinner. However, sometimes living green is eating green. There are many things you can do to eat green: Eat local – A lot of the carbon that goes into producing […]
