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Here are some of my favorite resources that I've found. I think they'll be useful to you.
wrapping paper you can plant with!
Plant With Purpose
An amazing team of people working at ending poverty by replanting deforested areas and helping people regain their connection to the land.
Yoreganics
Sprig Toys
a company that offers battery free toys that still race and light up. Your kids are the power behind these toys and having them power their own toys naturally avoids the tons of batteries we toss out each year. They move your kids from passive to active play and they are eco-friendly and award winning toys too! Their Eco-Trucks are the favorite gift in our house.
Plan Toys
a company offering green toys that are made with recycled or sustainable harvested materials. Their banjo is my middle son’s favorite, their 4X4 Adventure Car is also quite fun
Dr. Bronner’s Soaps
their fair trade, peppermint organic bar soap will make you giddy in the shower or bath. It’s minty, fresh, and everyone in our house just loves the way it feels. A clean wash with a conscience.
Happy Green Baby
Happy Green Baby offers a variety of children’s clothing from several earth-friendly options like soybean fiber, bamboo, organic cotton, and merino wool. They are good for your baby and good for the planet and they define their terms and offer an extensive list of what their products are made from. This is a label reading dream come true. Just click on their “Guide to Eco-Friendly Fabrics” link for details, you will have a chance to learn what their fibers are, where they come from, and...
Tom’s Shoes
buy a pair and they give a pair to someone in need. Their pink camo Tiny Toms are my favorite but they’ve got tons to choose from (for moms and dads too)
Green, Greener, Greenest: A Practical Guide to Making Eco-Smart Choices a Part of Your Life
by Lori Bongiorno (filled with tips and tricks for eco-friendly living and each option comes in three shades of green, allowing you to choose how deep you want to dive into an option)
Serve God, Save the Planet
by J. Matthew Sleeth (an outstanding overview of the green conversation inside and outside of Christian circles, includes helpful hints on how to live green)
