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Moms: 3 Go Green Tips to save money baby

Once upon a time ... Not long ago, in fact, the green was more or less only color - people just naturally paid more attention to money, not the environment, and "Going Green" sign cooking regime change color. But no more: we are all trying to save money and be environmentally friendly these days, so here are some tips to help you go green and save money to start up in baby products.

Tips Go Green, repurposed recycled clothing

Let's face it, no one wants to spend much money these days in baby clothes, especially when your tot or toddler is growing out of all almost daily. One way to both "green" and save money on children's clothing to be comfortable with the concept of recycled and reused clothing for children. Meet with a group of friends (and friends of friends to widen the circle) and have a compromise clothes. As local swap meets and garage sales, which often offer items new at bargain prices. And save money on gas and carbon emissions by shopping online - many parents are selling used and new baby clothes on eBay or other online outlets. Check out the photos and descriptions of items carefully and keep an eye out for items that are NWT (new with tags) or NIB (new in box) or large batches of clothing before using it can look like new after a good wash (organic detergent, of course!)

Go Green Tips: Green Cleaning

Baby and everyone in the house will benefit - both environmentally and economically - if you do some household cleaning products yourself. It is less expensive than buying commercial products, and these homegrown green cleaners use less harsh chemicals (a special bonus for baby's delicate skin!) For starters, you can make a clean multi-purpose brush with baking soda, water and a few drops of liquid soap plant.

vinegar distilled white may be subjected to a range of uses green cleaning, including:

* Use a spray bottle, combine 2 tablespoons vinegar, 1 tablespoon borax and hot water and stir until the borax is dissolved, add a few drops of liquid soap plant, and you have an excellent all-purpose green clear to almost any surface at home.
* Add 1 cup of vinegar to the final rinse in the washing machine to help break down soap scum and make clothes soft and fresh - Especially useful with diapers and baby clothes!

Going Green Tips: Bottoms Up Baby Wipes Kit

Many mothers are choosing cloth diapers as a form of "green" and help the environment. And baby wipes reusable cloth are another excellent choice. The Bottoms Up Baby Wipes All-In-One kit is an easy - and portable - way to go green. Each kit Bottoms Up Baby Wipes includes 25 100% natural cotton terry wipes baby fabric, a container for the cleanest and the other with a mesh bag insert, for the most dirty, clean and dirty towels waterproof travel bags and mixtures of essential oils that combine with water to soak towels before use. Once the cleaner has been used, the mesh bag can go directly to the washing machine with your next wash load quickly and be ready for reuse - the baby wipes cloth do not even have to go into the dryer! Bottoms Up Baby wipes free of chemicals, and since you are reusing, much less excess trash sent to landfills. Also, compared to the purchase of baby towels every week or so, you've saved hundreds of dollars before it's time to use the toilet at your baby!

About the Author

Lesley Mattos, Founder of Bottoms Up™ (http://www.bottoms-up-baby.com) is helping moms nationwide give their babies a clean, green start with the Bottoms Up all-in-one, washable cloth baby wipes kit which is good for the planet, baby and their wallet! As a thank you for reading this article - enter this discount coupon code ART1209 and you'll get 10% off your kit orders at checkout.