The other day we looked at a post:
The effect chemicals have on the male reproductive system. It was full of some scary chemical news. In keeping with the idea that we can improve our children's environments and reduce chemicals I found a
free green living poster for you. The poster, from the
Seattle Times, offers a fresh design, along with easy and fast tips about keeping your home green and healthy.
It's important to think about what we can do to
improve our earth. It's even more so important once you have a child. If you can get your child thinking about the environment at a very young age, your little will grow up with issues like recycling, conserving water, and appreciating the environment being the norm, not the exception. I know starting at an early age works. I started talking about
eco-issues with Cedar when he was tiny. He turns 7 tomorrow and he's already a better environmentalist than I am. If you leave a light on he hounds you and he's made a game out of tossing things from afar into the the recycling bins. This poster is a great jumping off point.
You can download the poster here. Via 100 Things. Related reading:
Baby bottles contaminated by toxic plastics chemical What’s in your baby’s food Seven great eco-baby shops green baby kit How do you and your family focus on green living at your home?
