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The Eco-nomical Baby Guide: Down-to-Earth Ways For Parents To Save Money And The Planet (2010)

by Rebecca Kelley(Favorite Author)

3.88 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

1584798319 (ISBN13: 9781584798316)

languge

English

genre

Nonfiction

publisher

Stewart, Tabori and Chang

review 1: I wish I had this book when I was researching cloth diaper options last year - it would have been more helpful to me than my hours of internet researching since there were no local cloth diaper stores to guide me through the process.The section about organic formulas and store bought baby food was informative for me, but there are much better books to help you make your own baby food. The rest of the book was a well organized, well written, and quick read, but fairly basic and known ways to both save money and resources such as buying only what you truly need and buying used when practical.I would recommend it to anyone looking for more information about cloth diapering.
review 2: I recycle, I use energy efficient appliances, I don't take long showers and I tu... morern off lights when I leave a room. I'm not SUPER Eco girl but I do like to make little changes and do little things where I can.I liked that this book provides realistic and budget friendly options for those who would like to do a green nursery and lower their carbon footprint with baby in tow.LOVED the chapter on cloth diapers! It gave SO much information about cloth diapering! Affordable brands (and how much you save after the initial cost output for the diapers), how to clean and care for your cloth diapers so they can be re-used for years, how to remove stains, how to put them on the baby and the different kinds out there! They made care seem really easy and not so intimidating. It's really gotten me excited about it, which is good because we received tons from my SIL. less

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