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Should We Get Behind Plastic Bag Bans?

By Tiffany 4 Comments

  When it comes to Government legislation I don't tow any particular party line. I like to look at each situation individually and make up my mind. That means I may end up voting against implementing something like a smoking ban in bars (even though I think the habit is beyond disgusting) because I don't feel my it's my right to make a private business owner do things my way and I can always opt out of bar hopping if I want to limit exposure right? If I lived in California I would have … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Political Action Tagged With: Animals, Business Owner, Cities Around The World, Dollars Each Year, Flip Side, Food Companies, Food Ingredients, Gmos, Government Legislation, Habit, Horse Crap, Jobs, Landfill, lead, Life Birds, Oceans, Patrons, Plastic Bags, Private Business, Smoking Ban In Bars, Traffic, Traffic Accidents

The Magnesium Miracle

By Tiffany 27 Comments

I went primal/paleo about 3.5 months ago now. It has been for the most a wonderful and exhilarating ride that has brought so much to my health. I have lost inches off my waistline, I have gained energy, I have started sleeping much better, and I just feel more youthful. And yet, about the same time I went primal I also started experiencing PMS issues, which wasn't such a great side effect. I went from virtually no premenstrual issues to experiencing bloating, water retention, and cramps. This … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Health & Healing Tagged With: 5 Months, Aging, Chocolate, Clock, Cramps, Elec, Electrical Current, Enzymes In The Body, Food Diets, Google, Google Search, Grains, lead, Lifestyles, Magnesium, Metabolism, Miracle, Paleo, Soil, Thr, Waistline, Waistlines, Water Retention, World Health Organization

Leave Your Shoes by the Door

By Tiffany 14 Comments

A source of clutter my in my home that has long bothered me is the shoe rack inside our door. Rather than tucking the shoes neatly inside an available space my kids usually just throw them into a pile on the top shelf until they spill onto the floor. The shoe rack was a step up from the basket we used at our old place but that was cluttered and messing looking too. I am still looking for a way to hide the shoe clutter but we won't budge on having that designated space because the shoes come off … [Read more...]

Filed Under: A Green Home Tagged With: Allergens, Animal Feces, Available Space, Bench, Clutter, Contaminated Soil, Dirt, Door Mat, Dust Mites, Family Members, Garden Pesticides, House Shoes, Lawn And Garden, lead, Recycled Materials, Shoe Rack, shoes, Spill, Tires, Top Shelf, Trek

Green Birth Control and Natural Family Planning

By Tiffany 46 Comments

One area that many overlook on their journey to go more green and natural is family planning. Few of us likely have the emotional and physical strength as well as the resources to go through life without trying to prevent pregnancy at least at some point in our lives. So what is the greenest and most natural way to prevent pregnancy? This is one area where I gravitated to the more natural options even before my natural family living journey actually began. I had strong opinions about some of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Birth & Baby Tagged With: Birth Control, Birth Control Methods, Cancer, Copper Iuds, Diseases, Hormones, Journey, lead, Loss Of Sex Drive, Mainstream, Natural Options, Niether, Oral Contraceptives, Pharmaceutical Industry, Physical Strength, Pregnancy, Sid, Strong Opinions, Uterus, Young Oral, Young Women

Thinkbaby BPA Free Feeding Set

By Tiffany 4 Comments

This week my toddler, Mr. Parker, has been digging on his new BPA free feeding gear from ThinkBaby. It is a complete stainless steel feeding system encased in safe plastic (polypropylene). It contains a baby bowl with lid, a soup bowl with lid, a bento box with air tight lid, a cup, a fork, and a spoon. They are free of BPA, PVC, phthalates, lead, and melamine. My first impression of the set was that it is VERY attractive and functional. We got rid of the cheap plastic and melamine plates and … [Read more...]

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Meet Tiffany

My name is Tiffany and I am the blogger behind Naturemoms. I live on an urban homestead in Ohio with my husband, three children, and assorted furry friends. When I am not blogging I am usually thrift store shopping, gardening, wildcrafting and food foraging, or otherwise enjoying nature. Enjoy! Read More…

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