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• Welcome to My Eco-Friendly Doll House

  One day I want to get a dollhouse for my daughter. What’s great is now there are ones that are eco-friendly! Wonderworld’s Eco-Friendly Wooden Doll House is made of rubber-wood and decorated with water-based, non-toxic paint. It iincludes a recycling... Read More... Posted Feb 13 2009, 04:22 PM by Lisa Estall with | with no comments Filed under: wooden toys, dollhouse, green baby, doll house, green, green toys, green living, recycle, green products, Toys "R" Us, earth-friendly, eco friendly, toys 'r' us, doll house furniture

• 5 New (Not Used) Recycle Message Tees

  Recycling. Yeah, everyone is doing it. Get your kid in the habit with a helpful reminder courtesy of their clothing. Here are five picks for toddler and kid tees that are wise and wearable.   Read More... Posted Feb 03 2009, 10:30 AM by SunnyChanel with | with no comments Filed under: shirts, recycle, message tees

• Tavo High Chair From Monte Design Is Small And Modern

  The Tavo High Chair from Monte Design is a product I missed at the ABC Kids Expo this year, and it's definitely a regret. The Tavo is a basic under-the-table high chair that looks great and doesn't look like it will take up a lot of space in  your home. Details after the jump. Read More... Posted Oct 28 2008, 04:04 PM by Chris Ford with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: furniture, high chair, feeding, chair, baby, chairs, toddler, decor, recycled, kitchen, Canada, mdd, recycle, monte design, tavo, tavo high chair, canadian, bonded leather, maple, small

• Baby in Box: Cardboard Cradle

  Cardboard. Strong enough for documents, cozy enough for babies? File an infant (up to 3 months) in Green Lullaby's cardboard cradle. Flame retardant, meets EU safety standards, mattress included. Originally $107, now 40% off - $64.20 -- at roseandradish. Kids can finally write on the furniture. Posted Mar 09 2008, 01:02 PM by Sarah Verdone with | with no comments Filed under: furniture, cradle, cribs/bassinets, 7 days of cribs, cardboard, Ruth Keenan, Green Lullaby, recycle