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• 6 Best Non Toxic Diapers For Babies

  Last Updated on October 15, 2025 Did you know the average newborn goes through 10-12 diapers per day? That’s a lot of waste – and a lot of time spent in diapers.  Most babies have more sensitive skin than adults, as their skin hasn’t fully developed yet. The protective hydrolipidic film is still very thin, which makes infant skin more vulnerable to harsh external factors.  Some...

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• What Is a Third Place and Why Do They Matter?

  Last Updated on October 2, 2025 It’s no secret my greatest love is theatre. From the time I was three years old, I knew I wanted to be an actor.   In an effort to make new friends after moving to Maine, I auditioned for a local production of Shrek. (One of my least favorite shows, but full of some of...

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• Household Hazardous Waste: What Not to Trash & How to Dispose of it Properly

  Last Updated on September 25, 2025 Household hazardous waste is more common than you think – paint, batteries, meds, and cleaners all need special disposal. Peek inside the cabinets, garage, or bathroom and you’ll find everyday products we assume are harmless, but many are hazardous items that can’t go in regular trash or down the drain. When handled the wrong...

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• Is Tencel Clothing Sustainable?

  Last Updated on September 10, 2025 You’ve probably seen TENCEL™ on clothing tags before. But what exactly does it mean? And is it good for the environment?   A majority of the clothing online and in malls are made using polyester, aka plastic. While I’m all for using recycled polyester in fabrics that call for it (like athleticwear), I also try...

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• The Ultimate Guide to Sustainable Certifications: What Labels Like Fair Trade, GOTS & B Corp Really Mean

  Last Updated on August 21, 2025 When you’re shopping for clothing, food, or home goods, you’ve probably seen labels like Fair Trade Certified, GOTS, or B Corp. These eco-labels can feel confusing – what do they all mean, and which ones should you look for if you want to shop more sustainably? While I don’t believe that every single product...

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