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FCC Hangs Up On Vital Cell Phone Wisdom

Author: the Inkslinger
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I'm not usually dialed into the goings-on at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), but a couple of weeks ago something disconcerting happened. Suddenly and without any warning or explanation, the agency changed the advice it offers consumers about cell phone safety and removed its previous recommendation that consumers worried about potential cell phone-related health issues purchase phones that emit lower amounts of radiation.

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Swapping Instead of Shopping

Author: abbybrooks
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Top 10 Baby Gift Registry Items

Author: Seventh Generation
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We recently asked Nation members to share their top baby gift registry items. We sorted through nearly 300 of your product recommendations to form this best-of-the-best list, which is sure to delight a mom to be.

Nation Member's Top 10 Registry Items

  1. Boppy
  2. Seventh Generation diapers and wipes
  3. Moby wrap
  4. Medela breast pump
  5. Ergo
  6. Muslin swaddling blankets
  7. California Baby products
  8. Lasinoh cream and supplies
  9. Gift certificates for mom
  10. Bouncer
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Help Us Create a Top 10 Baby Registry List

Author: Seventh Generation
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We’re compiling a list of the top ten items for a baby gift registry. Tell us what your favorite baby gift registry item is by posting below, and get the chance to win one of ten custom Seventh Generation diaper cakes made by Lil’ Baby Cakes. Seventh Generation diapers are included on the baby registries of many moms in Hollywood, including former Bachelorette, Trista Sutter. When asked for her recommendation for a good gift for a mommy-to-be, the mom of two said, “Anything from Seventh Generation makes a great gift.

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The Magic of Hand-Me-Downs

Author: abbybrooks
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I was lucky enough to have an entire wardrobe for the first year of my daughter's life before she was a month old! How can that be? Ah, the magic of hand-me-downs.

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While most of us have known at least one woman with breast cancer, we may not know a woman who is struggling with ovarian cancer. Ovarian cancer -- deemed a "silent killer" due to its difficulty to diagnose -- will be identified in more than 21,000 women this year in the United States alone . More than 15,000 women will die from the disease. Ovarian cancer is the leading cause of death from gynecologic cancers in the US and is the fifth leading cause of cancer death among US women.

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The recent history of pandemics suggest the topic of germs is far from ordinary. In general, we know what they are and how they spread and we take precautions accordingly. But as illnesses continue to affect everyone, especially keeping children from day care and school, perhaps the simple notion of germs warrants review.

For example, did you know that all germs are not created equal, therefore, not all germs are bad? Or that getting dirty can be a good thing to help build immune systems?

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Back to School, Back to Germs

Author: Dr. Greene
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By Alan Greene, MD, FAAP

Each year, the first day of school is a new beginning, filled with new opportunities. This is true for kids -- but it's also true for germs. What a hospitable setting for germs to thrive: a mix of many kids, in close proximity, for hours together indoors, with less-than-perfect hygiene habits, all headed together into cold and flu season.

We don't want the germs' success to interfere with our children's.

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Safer Chemicals Healthy FamiliesAs mothers, our most important role is protecting our children. Our partners, Safer Chemicals Healthy Families, are serious about protecting their families from toxic chemicals that are prevalent in our world today.

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Have You Switched to Seventh Generation Diapers?

Author: Seventh Generation
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Seventh Generation DiapersWe're always interested in learning how our consumers make the journey to Seventh Generation.

Have you recently switched from a big brand diaper to Seventh Generation? If so, can you tell us why?

Your responses will help us spread the word to other moms who might not know about our products.

Thanks for your help!

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