Even with my nine year old ‘baby’ there was still plenty to excite me in Anni Saulter’s “Organically Raised: Conscious Cooking for Babies and Toddlers” book.
The cover is amazing and makes you want to pick …

How much quality time do you spend with your family? Do you rush in from the school run, work, community commitments and other interests to squeeze in a quick hello before you all rush out …

I was contacted by Mark from Moss Green Children’s Books this week, telling me about their free colouring pages.
Little Miss Green has been through phases of colouring, although she tends to prefer to draw her …

A while ago I entered a competition on the Janey Lee Grace Imperfectly Natural site and we won!
It was a present for Little Miss Green (although I rather wished they were for big kids too) …

Recently, Mr Green and I have been re-evaluating our lives together. What do we want? What enables us to feel fulfilled, secure, joyful and that we are contributing something meaningful to one another and the …

A couple of years ago I talked about Go Green Tube.
Now Eco Tube is on a mission to build a community of like minded people. They are providing a forum for people to express their …

I’ve just been reading about Capital Growth, a campaign which has a goal of creating 2012 new community food growing spaces for London by 2012.
The Capital Growth campaign offers practical advice and support to communities …

We’re made from it, buildings can be built from it, it cleans our water, purifies the air, cleans us and can heal our body and mind. In short, it is the ultimate natural …

There are some jobs you dream of.
Maybe it’s to be the boss of your own multi million dollar company, working with children, caring for the sick, running an organic farm, editing your own magazine or …

I’ve been thinking about death recently. Not exactly your average dining room table conversation I know, but as they say, death is the only certainty in life.
I was thinking about all the ’stuff’ that goes …