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Is Your Baby Lotion Safe for Babies?
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Super soft newborn skin is also uniquely susceptible to absorption of toxic chemicals. This post is sponsored by Earth Mama Angel Baby...
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Comparing Brands of Reusable Cloth Training Pants
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Update October 2013: Read about our new favorite training pants made by Hanna Andersson in this post . I bought disposable training ...
How to Make a Beautifully Risen Loaf of 100% Whole Wheat Bread
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I've been reading Peter Reinhart's Artisan Breads Every Day . I've only made it through the first chapter ("Baking B...
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Tips for a Non-toxic Summer
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Use effective and safe sun protection. The best sun protection is to cover up with hats and long sleeves and to seek or create sha...
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UV-Protective Swim Suits and Swim Shirts: Are They Safe?
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© Depositphotos.com/micut [Updated May 2016] Whenever shopping for hats and other outdoor clothing products, I've always stee...
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Is Your Garden Hose Leaching BPA, Lead, and Phthalates into Your Water?
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With the weather heating up, our old seen-better-days plastic water table is getting renewed attention, particularly from my 18-month-ol...
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Popsicle Weather
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The weather is heating up where we live and that means it's popsicle weather. I have resisted buying popsicle molds for many years ...
Healthy-ish Chocolate Chip Cookies
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I really hesitate to use the word "healthy" in conjunction with these cookies. Mostly because they have a lot of sugar. ...
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How to Sell with Confidence on Craig's List
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Last week I posted (Almost) Everything I've Ever Bought or Sold on Craig's List and How to Buy with Confidence on Crai...
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Worth Saving for the Grandkids: Colorful Wooden Blocks by Grimms
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My 18-month-old building with Grimm's Color Charts Rally Building Blocks Set (wooden cars and people not included). In Sear...
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