Ooooooooooooooooo we're all excited about the launch of greenfayres here at Treehuggaz HQ. We hope we've provided a place where people from all over the UK can come to find or list EVENTS near them, chat with other like-minded people to swap and learn ideas in our fab FORUM and find green products and services in our Green DIRECTORY. You can list all events and businesses free and if you are a WAHP you can showcase your products in our forum!

Modern parents are becoming increasingly concerned about the future of our planet and safeguarding it for future generations we are told by the media. So to begin at the beginning tiny babies have very few real consumer needs. They need food, clothing, warmth and a lot of love. So first off try to avoid using disposable nappies if not all of the time at least some of it. Think of all those landfill sites. Breast feed if you possibly can you have it on tap! Although I do understand that this is not possible for everyone. When it’s time for solid foods make your own why does it all have to come out of a tin or jar. It needn’t even be that time consuming you can freeze a little extra vegetable etc prepared when you cooked your own meal and have several  ready for use. Choose organic cotton produced without toxic chemicals it lasts longer when washed and doesn’t irritate tender baby skins.