Thriftiest Changes

It’s no secret that in some cases, being eco-friendly and healthy can be more expensive. But the truth is, some of the lifestyle choices that result in the biggest impact also save the most money. Here are a few examples of some things you can do to save the world…and some dough.

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Streamline your Cleaning Routine

Do you ever look under your kitchen sink and wonder if you really need all those bottles? We think most likely not. Read more...

Buy a Stainless Steel Water Bottle

How many water bottles do you go through in one week? Forgetting the environmental impact for a second – just think of the cost! Stylish stainless steel water bottles seem to be creeping up everywhere these days. Find one you love and carry it with you for a simple way to positively impact the earth, your health and your wallet. Read more...

Ditch the Disposables! Switch to Cloth Diapering

Good for the earth, great for the bum and excellent for the wallet! On average, a baby will go through 6,000-8,000 diapers in his or her lifetime! With numbers like that, it’s easy to see just how big of an impact switching to cloth can make on the environment AND your bottom line! And that’s before considering the health benefits of limiting exposure to harsh chemicals found in most disposable diapers. Read more...

Use Reusable Food Containers

Whether you grab the newspaper bag for your sack lunch or you buy a fancy, plastic-free lunch box, you can cut down on your waste while saving money. Read more...

Make your Own Baby Food

Making your own organic baby food not only ensures the food you are feeding your baby is healthy but it can reduce waste and be a huge cost savings. And with some of the new products out there, it can be just as easy and convenient as buying all those jars. Read more...