Category: GOOD FOR NATURE

  • DIY Eco-friendly Plantable Seed Paper Valentines

    DIY Eco-friendly Plantable Seed Paper Valentines

    February is the month of love! We not only want to encourage you to spread love to friends and family, but to make sure you’re also loving on your planet. As Valentine’s Day approaches, parents are faced with trying to figure out what to send to class with the kids. We know plastic trinkets, individually…

  • Winter Solstice Family Traditions & DIY Ornaments

    Winter Solstice Family Traditions & DIY Ornaments

    The Winter Solstice is quickly approaching. December 21 marks the first day of winter (here in the Northern Hemisphere), which is the shortest day and the longest night of the year. The days ahead will be longer and brighter, which calls for a celebration in my books! Many families adopt traditions for the Winter Solstice…

  • Eco-Friendly Holiday Tips, Swaps & Gift Ideas

    Eco-Friendly Holiday Tips, Swaps & Gift Ideas

    For many, the holidays are a time of celebration, gift-giving, and abundance. This is the time of year we tend to overspend, over-indulge and make a lot of choices based on what’s easy and convenient. However, we’re all aware of the desperate shape of our planet and how much it needs our help. Now is…

  • Quick & Easy Kid-Friendly Snacks from the Garden

    Quick & Easy Kid-Friendly Snacks from the Garden

    It may officially be fall, but the plants in my garden are still going strong! We’ve got heirloom and cherry tomatoes for days, squash and carrots that are still growing and lots of herbs, onions, and potatoes! We’ve talked extensively on this website about the benefits of gardening with children and how fun and easy…

  • Helping Kids Overcome Fear of Insects, Snakes & Creepy-Crawlies

    Helping Kids Overcome Fear of Insects, Snakes & Creepy-Crawlies

    Slugs, snakes, and spiders…oh my! The fear of insects, snakes, worms, butterflies, bees, spiders and other so-called creepy crawlies* is very common for young children. It’s also pretty common in adults! However, a phobia like this can keep your child from spending time in nature and playing outdoors, both of which are extremely important for…

  • How to Plant a Butterfly Garden with Your Child

    How to Plant a Butterfly Garden with Your Child

    The joy of digging in the dirt, growing flowers, and watching butterflies alight on fragrant blooms make growing a butterfly garden a magical summertime activity for kids of all ages. Today, we have the amazing outdoor adventure mom Josée, from The Backwoods Mama, here teach us all about why butterflies matter, what flower they’re attracted…

  • Gardening with Kids: 5 Easy Vegetables to Grow

    Gardening with Kids: 5 Easy Vegetables to Grow

    Gardening is a fun and easy nature adventure to do with kids of any age. Kids love getting messy, muddy and digging around in the earth. They also love being outside, being active, learning about new things and taking care of their very own project. All these things make gardening a perfect activity for kids.…

  • The Best Reef Safe Sunscreens for Kids

    The Best Reef Safe Sunscreens for Kids

    Summer is here and so is the sun! That means it’s more important than ever to make sure your kids are protected from the elements. Sunscreen is one way that you can keep your kids’ skin protected from the sun. However, we want to make sure that the products we’re using are not only safe…

  • Making a Difference with Vivobarefoot Kids

    Making a Difference with Vivobarefoot Kids

    We humans have been pretty terrible to the planet we live on and the animals that inhabit it. Just since 1970, human activity has destroyed 60% of all the world’s animals. There are now over 16,000 endangered species threatened with extinction. Scientists estimate that 150-200 species of plant, insect, bird, and mammal become extinct EVERY…

  • Tips for Cutting Down Your Own Christmas Tree

    Tips for Cutting Down Your Own Christmas Tree

    Cutting down your own Christmas tree is a fun family tradition that gives you adventure, fresh air and a respect for nature. It’s a fun excuse for a little physical exercise in the great outdoors and wonderful reason for your family to spend some time together. While you might expect a pro-nature argument against cutting…

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