Green Laundry Care with Dr. Bronner's (Video)
Profoundly grateful. Every time I load my washer, I feel it. I am so very, very appreciative for all the people whose ingenuity and curiosity led to the invention of
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Podcast: How I Am Turning My World Green
I was honored to join Amber L’Estrange and Jenna Pennrose on their podcast, “The Mother Loving Future,” for an episode this past March. Going back to the beginning is a
Skin Health, pH, and Dr. Bronner's Soap
There’s a question I’ve been avoiding: Does the alkaline pH of Dr. Bronner’s soaps interfere with the acidic pH of the skin’s acid mantle? It keeps finding me. I knew
Everything You Buy is Trash: 11 Tips for Tossing Less
Everything we purchase gets thrown away eventually. Even family heirlooms. Even expensive furniture. Even the houses we live in. I was recently at the British Museum, which houses some pretty
Green Resource: Clean House, Clean Planet by Karen Logan
Karen Logan was my first green teacher. I found her book, Clean House, Clean Planet, lying around my parents’ house, one of the many we were given because they mention our
Ditch the Antibacterial: Soap is All You Need
Handwashing does not often make the news. I’m still waiting for, “Crunchy Green Mom Caught Washing her Hands!” But a couple years ago, handwashing was front page. The Food and
6 Tips for Choosing Better Baby Products
Unfinished. That’s a newborn. I am no medical professional, but I am a mom. I’ve had my own unfinished – though “full term” – bundles handed to me in the
Green Resource: Environmental Working Group
One resource for your green journey is the website of the Environmental Working Group (EWG). I call this group the “Consumer Reports of green living.” They are an independent third-party
10 Labeling Traps to Recognize in Body Care Products
Happily, I have observed that there is a great deal of optimism and trust in the world. Most strangers truly are kind and wish us well. While I count myself