When the weather is nice it’s easy to take advantage and go for a walk.
When I go for walks with Mia we bring her little backpack and collect some things.
This time of year her bag is usually full of pinecones. I am a bit weary of bringing these home because of the bugs but found a way to clean them so we can use the for crafts or play at home.
Pandemic baking has taken the internet by storm. I have been wanting to bake but finding time to keep my two year old engaged long enough is tough.
This recipe we make together and is super quick and super simple to put together with a little ones minimal attention span.
My baby girl turned two on the 17th and I cannot believe how fast time has flown.
I love parties and I get really excited to plan these events and thought that I would try and make this years be as low waste as possible.
Im excited to share with you what I did and how it went. I have also included a FEEBIE for you to help you with your party at the bottom.
Do you know what the numbers on plastic items mean?
Most plastic containers have a number on them ranging from 1-7. They tell us what chemicals are used in the plastic and how recyclable it is. The three point arrow does not actually mean its recyclable, The number is what you need to pay attention to.
It is still best to limit or eliminate plastics but my goal with this post is to educate you with the types of plastics there are and their effect on us, the recycling system and the environment.
Let’s break it down…
“What changes would make the biggest impact”
This is a question I get often.
There are so many options and so many ways to fight for the environment. It’s important to be more eco-friendly & reduce your carbon footprint but people, even myself, get overwhelmed.
This is sort of a loaded question so I sat down with the hubby and he helped me compile a list of 5 things we think would create the biggest impact.
