Welcome to Lite Green Living
Lite Green Living is a natural family living resource full of practical, economical & healthy tips for the ECO friendly / conscious family.
You don’t have to obsess over green living… just doing small things everyday makes a huge impact on your environment and others can see just how easy being green really is. We all know that “green” can cost more so that’s why we started Lite Green Living… to help others by sharing our practical tips & resources for living an affordable ECO conscious life.
You’ll Find Effective natural home remedies, Fun recipes like keepsake handprints, Information about childbirth homebirth and waterbirth.
Simple ways to green your home, information about cloth diapering, places to shop for natural family living products, eco-friendly products and more.
It’s all here in one place at LiteGreenLiving.com… a greener life without all the preservatives.
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August 9th, 2008 | CarrieRusso
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A Green Home |
Green Planet |
Sustainable Living Sometimes the hardest gifts to think of are those for birthdays. We usually don’t plan ahead for birthdays like we might for Christmas. Christmas can also be much more simpler because we can buy in bulk and give everyone the same of similar gifts. Birthdays tend to be a little more personalized.
I started thinking about [...]
August 9th, 2008 | CarrieRusso
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Environmental Issues |
Green Planet |
Sustainable Living Recycling is an admirable thing to do but alone it doesn’t serve a just purpose. Reusing items is also a wonderful and sometimes creative act; although beware of items that really aren’t safe to reuse, like certain plastics. I’m amazed by the people who turn normal household items into functioning decor, such as water fountains [...]
August 8th, 2008 | CarrieRusso
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Cloth Diapering |
Natural Family Living |
Pregnancy Natural family living can sometimes be an expensive lifestyle. Buying natural remedies, healthy food and cloth diapers usually costs more than typical mainstream products. In the case of cloth diapers, it requires an investment that can sometimes be hard to come up with even though cloth saves money over the long-term… For some people it’s [...]
August 5th, 2008 | CarrieRusso
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A Green Home |
Children |
Life With a Babe Although most infants are not technically diagnosed with asthma at such a young age, many infants do suffer from asthma-like symptoms. Disposable diapers have been studied to link the chemicals that are released from them to bronchial irritations found in infants, children and asthmatic parents or caregivers.
I have experienced this first hand and have to [...]
August 5th, 2008 | CarrieRusso
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Cloth Diapering I recently added to my cloth diaper stash. I went all out this time and bought some organic cotton fitted diapers made by Loveybums. I followed them up with some jersey knit wool covers made by Stacinator. Both the organic fitted Loveybums and the Stacinator wool covers have snap closures. I don’t do velcro because [...]
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