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5 reusable bags for eco-conscious moms

January 25, 2013
MiniSax

Maximizing reuse and minimizing wastage, MiniSax evolved from the utilization of remaining fabric from the creation of SlingSax! Designed as a reusable and foldable lunch bag, this nifty little sack is the perfect snack time companion.

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10 actions to become an Eco-family

It’s never too late to reduce your weekly ecological footprint! Here are 10 basic actions to gradually introduce into your routine to become a more ecological family.

Disposable or washable diapers?

While most Quebec families still opt for disposable diapers for their convenience, more and more of them are thinking about switching to washable diapers. Maybe during this pandemic, you've run out of disposable diapers and have no other choice but to switch to washable diapers. 

A Green Christmas

The Holidays are often synonymous with excesses of all kinds. But can we actually reduce our impact on the environment at Christmas? Here are some tips to help you out... keep these in mind for the next holiday season!

Vancouver the green

Making Vancouver a better place for our children and grandchildren. Is it just a flashy marketing approach or should we all look west for inspiration? Let’s find out!


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Becoming a parent also means being acquainted with several small infections encountered during our own childhood. Ear infections are numerous and can leave you having lots of questions. We try to respond to the most frequent ones.

My child is often absentminded!

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A teenager’s bedroom

Your teenager's bedroom is a disaster. You even invented new words to describe this horrendous place where food and clothes seem to blend into a new kind of carpet but your child doesn't seem to mind. What can you do?

My child is smelly!

Your child is now 6 years old. The innocence of childhood still shines brightly in his or her eyes but… they're smelly! When your child gets hot, you scrunch your nose and smell a tinge of sweat. Are they too young for deodorant?