It will be summer soon and your kids will have a lot of free time on their hands. We thought, in celebration of the beautiful weather, we’d put together a list of wonderful ways kids can have their summer fun, learn something new, and make a...

Here at 'Lovereading', we aren’t just passionate about good books; we are also passionate about doing our bit to help ‘save the planet’ in any way we can. So we thought you might appreciate a bit of guidance on what books...

In honor of your efforts to keep the kids mentally and physically active during the summer months, I compiled a Top 20 list of family projects. Each will help your family reduce its carbon footprint. Some will even help spread that message beyond ...

It’s that time of year again when the presentation boards come out – Science Fair Season. While there are innumerable science topics for kids to choose for their research, we thought it would be helpful to offer suggestions that relate to environm...

The ultimate goal of making schools eco-friendly is to get the children involved in projects that help build a greener community. If the school uses renewable energy, recycles, and composts food waste, it demonstrates green living in action to chi...

Spring is here, summer is on its way, and many people are dusting off their tents and getting ready to head into the great outdoors. Eco-friendly camping may seem a bit redundant — after all, what’s greener than getting back to nature and spending...

Hi friends! I’m super excited to be here chatting with y’all on Simple Mom. Especially about something so near and dear to my heart—finding cool, eco-friendly/BPA free alternatives to those bright, plastic dishes that our kiddos (and we) love so m...

Just because your kids won’t touch a plate of organic chard doesn’t mean you can’t encourage them to eat green. By setting a good example and talking about the impact of your family’s food choices, you can launch them on a lifetime of healthy and ...

Kristen Suzanne started her green lifestyle years before her daughter Kamea was born. But Suzanne, a raw food chef, realized that “green” took on a whole new meaning when she became a mother—and became fully in charge of keeping little Kamea free ...