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Plastic wrapped plastic crap
I went into the store the other day intending to by one plastic item (ice cube trays) and somehow left with two additional items. The ice cube trays were a necessary evil. I freeze my pumped breast milk in the … Continue reading
Green baby — an oxymoron?
Before we had our own little one, my husband always accused me of being baby-crazy. Despite the reality of the planet’s limited carrying capacity, I never really considered not having children, and I scaled back my plans from 3 kids … Continue reading
Twelve weeks
To say the past twelve weeks have been a blur would be putting it VERY mildly. We naively expected that we would accomplish any number of tasks during our maternity/paternity leaves. I planned to give some serious attention to blogging, … Continue reading
Blowing in the wind
Confession: Gabriel spent his first week-and-a-half or so in disposable diapers. The idea of bringing our cloth diapers into the hospital crossed my mind briefly while we were there, but there was too much going on for it to be … Continue reading
A basket for baby
In this age of rampant consumerism, what’s the best way to prepare for a major life event, like having a baby? BUY things, of course! Excessive consumption of resources and accumulation of “things” wreaks havoc on the planet and on … Continue reading
