So many choices
Going green doesn't have to be an all-or-nothing proposition.
You can ease into new buying habits, and make decisions over
time to meet your changing needs. For example, cloth diapers
may be what you use at home, but disposables could be handy
when you're out for the day. You might want to make your own
baby food when fresh produce is available, and use store-bought
brands for additional variety. You can also start experimenting
with safer household cleaners on the baby-friendly areas of
your home to see how effective you think they are.
The decisions to make when having a baby are many - so are the available options. Ultimately, you will discover what works best for your family, and what keeps your child healthy and happy.
About the author: Jennifer Newton Reents earned a bachelor's degree in journalism in 1994 from San Diego State University. She worked for several newspapers as a reporter, covering various beats, from the courtroom and crime to education and business, before moving to a freelance career in 2000. She is the former associate editor of two national pregnancy magazines and continues to contribute to various national magazines today. Her bylines have appeared in magazines such as Lowcarb Energy, Cooking Smart, Diet & Fitness and numerous regional, local and web publications. She is currently working toward becoming a registered nurse and working toward a bachelor�s degree in nursing.
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