greenmoms
HAPPYBITES!
These delicious organic fi nger foods have hidden veg-
gies and nutritious dipping sauces in the fl avors kids
love. Each serving is a complete meal for a toddler
and a healthy snack for children and adults too. Four
clever animal characters teach kids about global
warming, recycling, health and deforestation.
Happy Bites are available at Whole
Foods, Fresh Direct and at
www.happyfamilyshop.com
Every time parents buy Happy Bites,
Happy Baby, Happy Bellies or Happy
Baby Puffs, they also feed malnou-
rished children in Malawi and Sierra
Leone through Project Peanut Butter,
their non-profi t partner.
Going
Green
is
Child’s
Play
Natural, eco-friendly toys are more popular today than
ever as our awareness grows about green living and
our individual carbon footprints. The challenging eco-
nomy has also initiated a return to simplicity – a longing
for simpler times, simpler things, and more special
moments with family and friends.
According to
Forbes.com, the best selling toy in early
2009 was wooden blocks, another indicator of our de-
sire for investing in toys that spark childrens’ imagi-
nation and creativity, and that are natural and last for
generations.
Luckily, fi nding those earth-friendly, imaginative toys is
just a mouse click away. Rosie Hippo provide toys that
are handcrafted, made from organic fabrics, reclaimed
materials or sustainable woods with natural, safe fi -
nishes. Many come from special companies and indi-
viduals in the U.S. and abroad, including many villages
and cooperatives where Fair Trade policies are helping
to improve the lives of struggling families.
For engaging, affordable, earth-friendly fun,
visit
www.RosieHippo.com
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