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Category Archives: How to Go Green

Jan12016Jul 14 2016

Five Ways to Resolve to be a Green Parent This New Year

by onepartsunshine, in category * FAVORITE POSTS *, How to Go Green

For me, New Years Day is a time to think about how my life has changed and what my priorities and goals have become. Then I try to work toward changing how I do things so that I meet my goals. In other words, I try to live life as simply as possible and not waste time on things that really don’t matter to me. This list of ways to be a green parent looks somewhat different than it would have when I first started all of this ten years ago. I think it is more manageable, less product focused, and more affordable.