15 October 2014 by thaliakr
Even if you’re little you can do a lot, you Mustn’t let a little thing like ‘little’ stop you – …
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Category: activism, child marriage, culture, developing world, disability, eco, fairtrade, home, kids, kids and spirituality, money, parenting, school, social exclusion, social justice, spirituality | Tags: Blog Action Day, Book Bench, child sponsorship, Community Fruit Harvesting, conscious consumer, fruit picking, inequality, injustice, JM Barrie, kindness, landfill, Laura Giddey, Lulastic and the Hippyshake, Matilda the Musical, Peter Pan, pocket money, recycling, rubbish, The Little White Bird, The Story of Stuff, Tim Minchin, Trade Aid, volunteering, waste, World Vision
4 January 2013 by thaliakr
You can tell by the volatile weather, road closures and slow news days that it’s the middle of the summer …
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Category: babies, communicating with kids, consumerism, eco, health, money, parenting, pregnancy | Tags: cloth nappies, cloth wipes, diapers, disposable nappies, drying, Ecobots, elimination communication, environment, Itti Bitti, landfill, laundry, Lulastic, nappy-changing, reusable, routine, soapnuts, Tots Bots, washable, washing, waste, wet-bags
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