by Laura | Jun 11, 2013 | Eco Parenting
You only have to browse through the latest parenting magazine or blog to realise that green is the new black. Wooden toys, organic cotton clothing, even designer cloth nappies are now so on trend that they can be found in mainstream baby stores, rather than solely in...
by Laura | Nov 14, 2012 | Zero Waste Home
Shop-at-home parties can be alot of fun but can easily lead us into buying items we don’t need. Here’s a few tips on how to survive the party plan silly season. The pre-Christmas shop-at-home parties are in full swing in our town; I’ve been to...
by Laura | Aug 24, 2012 | Zero Waste Home
Like many parents of young children, our weekends are often spent socialising with the under three crowd at birthday parties. Given our eldest son creates more paintings and drawings than our fridge could ever display, we reuse these as giftwrap. It’s just one...
by Laura | Dec 19, 2011 | Zero Waste Home
Like most people, I love the fun of cracking open a Christmas bon bon. I must admit though that I find the contents of commercial varieties tacky and the jokes lame at best. The party hats simply don’t fit many of my family members (we get more laughs from the...
by Laura | Nov 14, 2011 | Sustainable Eating
There is no doubt that we’re heading into the busiest period of the year. Christmas preparations aside, I’m referring to the drive of the home cook and gardener to preserve the delicious summer fruits and vegetables to enjoy year round. Before the days of...