Category Archives: Ecological Responsibility

Ecological living and love of nature

• Wordless Wednesday: Camping

  This week we asked you to share camping with us. Read more about Ecological Responsibility and Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Sticks

  This week we asked you to share photos of sticks with us. Read more about Ecological Responsibility and Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Rocks

  This week we asked you to share photos of rocks with us. Read more about Ecological Responsibility and Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Ethics, A Budget, and Your Taste Buds: Pick Your Pleasure

  I have reached Ethical Eating Fatigue, people. And I bet you have, too. There is a list as long as my arm concerning the health and ethical grey areas surrounding the food on our plates, and it’s enough to overwhelm a person. Here’s how to break through.  MORE

• Recycling “Rubbish” Into Toys for a Toddler

  Solve two problems at once, and divert some of your ‘rubbish’ from the recycling bin to the toy box. Here are a few repurposed objects that have been a big hit with my one-year-old.  MORE

• Bike Safety With Kids

  Now that I have three daughters, two of whom ride their own bikes on both quiet streets and major roads alike with me, there are some basic safety steps I take while out on bike trips.  MORE

• NPN Green Back-to-School Guide & Giveaway Bash! — $440 ARV — 2 Winners! CLOSED

  If you still need to complete your back-to-school shopping or find a back-to-school gift for a friend, the NPN Green Back To School Guide is full of awesome products and essentials from 9 small businesses. But what’s even better, the NPN Green Back To School Guide has eco-friendly choices for almost any Back To School products you will need!  MORE

• Giveaway: Tumblewool Wool Dryer Balls and Felted Soap — $44 ARV CLOSED

  In a joint giveaway between Pug in the Kitchen and Natural Parents Network we have reviewed Wool Dryer Balls and Felted Soap.  MORE

• What You Need to Know About Ticks

  It’s summertime. Along with the fun of getting out in nature, it’s the season of ticks and possible disease. Be aware and take some natural precautions.  MORE

• The Importance Of Getting Children Outdoors

  For children spending time outdoors is about much more than just getting out the house. It’s where they learn a myriad of skills, from self awareness to fine motor skills and socialization. Here are links to resources for making outdoor time fun time, and an explanation of why it’s so important to do.  MORE

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