5 Super green baby activities

by RookieMom Heather on April 22, 2010

in Breastfeeding,Green,Month 4,Outside

You know how everyone wants you to buy green stuff in order to do your part for the Earth? Well, being green is more than just buying more crap we don’t need, it’s also getting our hands dirty planting a garden, annoying your family by turning out the lights when they’re still in the room, and having some fun with the babies in our lives!

hiking daddies sleeping babies

Here are five green(er) ways to spend the morning with your little sidekick:

  1. Go > Outing: Fondle the goodies at the Farmer’s Market; share something yummy to eat or just navigate your way through the aisles looking at big kids.
  2. Move > Start raising a treehugger by taking a hike in real nature.
  3. Play > Play in a different kind of nursery; enjoy the flowers and butterflies at the garden store, starting a garden is optional.
  4. Eat > Project: Make your own baby food; DIY with fresh veggies and fruit is hecka cheap, better for health, and not as hard as you think!
  5. Hide in bed > Send your partner out to jog with the baby while you SLEEP or browse eco boutiques online.

I’ll post another day about the bajillion ideas we have for refashioning and upcycling. For now, go have some fun outside and let the ants clean up the crumbs!

picnic baby

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{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }

Kristin July 24, 2009 at 11:52 pm

That is the CUTEST smile!!!

EcoLabel Fundraising July 26, 2009 at 12:22 pm

Love these simple suggestions. My daughter knows exactly where to put the recycles – we love that she is morphing into a little treehugger!

Amanda Brown March 13, 2010 at 10:29 am

This is a great video http://site.tinyrevolutionary.com/blog/2009/04/26/planting-an-organic-garden-in-your-backyard/ that showed my family and I how to plant an organic garden! This family is so awesome and so is their website http://www.tinyrevolutionary.com! They sell organic baby, kid and adult tees and onesies that spread an amazing message. A huge plus for me is the use of non-toxic inks and dyes which I am always on the lookout for my sensitive skinned daughter! :)

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