Eco Baby: A Guide to Green Parenting: A Green Guide to Parenting

Eco Baby: A Guide to Green Parenting: A Green Guide to Parenting

by SallyJ.Hall (Author)

Synopsis

Eco Baby shows new parents how to make the most ethical decisions about the products they buy and the way they live as new parents, as well as showing them an easy route to greening their babyis life. The author looks at every aspect of a new babyis life in the first year, including:

  • Baby gear from cot to car seat
  • Nappies - One of the biggest topics of debate recently: what are the pros and cons of disposable, versus washable nappies?
  • Decorating the nursery - Besides raising concerns about the planet, paints, varnishes and furnishing materials may have an impact on your childis health, too.
  • Clothing - Do you want to find clothing from organic sources that are nonallergenic and free from chemicals?
  • Food - The benefits and advantages of breast feeding, a guide to formula milks, dairy intolerances and natural alternatives
  • Toiletries - Some of our most famous toiletry brands, even those aimed at babies, contain artificial ingredients, fragrances and colours that raise health concerns.
  • Toys and educational items - You can make your childis toy box more ethical by choosing wisely from sustainably managed materials and fairly traded products.

Packed with helpful tips, and with a comprehensive index of companies, products and services, Eco Baby is an essential guide for all parents concerned about the health of their baby and the world their children will inherit.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 144
Edition: 1st
Publisher: Green Books
Published: 15 May 2008

ISBN 10: 1903998956
ISBN 13: 9781903998953

Author Bio
Sally J Hall was Consumer Editor of Pregnancy & Birth magazine for four years and has written for all the major baby magazines; she also ran a baby shop in Crouch End for some while, before returning to journalism. She is a regular contributor to The Independent, writing for its consumer section on baby and child care, green and environmental issues; she also writes for The Express, Daily Mail and New Consumer. She lives in North London with her family.