Please be aware that asbestos is still a very high health risk in the United States. We all know the serious problems of asbestos exposure, yet it is still used in items like brake pads and building materials. Read more about this on the Safer Chemicals Healthy Families Website.
Before we move on to Eco Kids, I want to share a few of my favorites from last week with you:
Closing the Loop in Charitable Giving by Taylor Made Ranch
Calming Bedtime Spray Recipe by doTERRA
Screen Free Week by Seedlings Nursery School
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- Nature Activities
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- Sewing and DIY home projects
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- Non-toxic living
- Homeopathic Remedies
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