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Mar 18

No One Can Do Everything

Eat your (local and seasonal) vegetables. Clean the kitchen. Pay your bills online. Life is filled with demands, tasks, and responsibilities. All these big and little things we’re supposed to do everyday, and the list is always growing. Toss in loving and attending to your children’s needs, and each day becomes a whirlwind of activity. There never seem to be enough minutes in the day.

As if you didn’t have enough to worry about already, there is a constant onslaught of fear-based headlines about chemicals in plastics, toxics in toys, and contaminants in food - all of which can make you confused, overwhelmed, and near immobile. What are you supposed to do? What’s important? What do you do first? Who has time to research all of these issues?

Every so often something comes along that actually makes your life easier. Right now is one of those times.

WebMD has aligned with Healthy Child Healthy World, a nonprofit leader dedicated to inspiring parents to protect children from harmful chemicals, to bring you the all new Health eHome. This interactive, educational tool offers you the easy tips, practical solutions, and most trusted advice about healthy, safe, environmentally sensible living. (Life just got easier.)

Explore it, bookmark it, and refer to it whenever you read an alarming headline, hear a fellow parent express concern, or see a product claim that makes you wonder what you can realistically do to protect your health. We know you’re busy and you have better things to do with your time, so we’ll try to make it all quick, easy, and maybe even entertaining (RSS this blog for that part).

And if we inspired you to be even more interested about nontoxic options and safer products (it’s ok to be an uber-greenie), there is MORE, much more, to discover at HealthyChild.org, our nonprofit’s main site.

Please always remember, while trying to protect your health and the planet can seem very overwhelming, every little bit you do helps. Promise. Try to live with this mantra in mind: No one can do everything, but everyone can do something.

So, visit the Health eHome when you can get those free 10 minutes and pick one thing to do today. It matters! And you’ll be joining a movement of parents eager to create a healthier tomorrow for our children.

 

More Blog Posts by Christopher Gavigan:
Healthy Body Care #1: Why You Need to Be Careful with Personal Care Products
Healthy Body Care #2: Learn Label Lingo
Healthy Body Care #3: Know What You Need to Get What You Want
Healthy Body Care #4: Make it Yourself.
Healthy Body Care #5: Antibacterials are not the Answer


Originally posted March 18, 2009

2 Responses to No One Can Do Everything

  1. Cindy
    | August 25th, 2009 at 11:51 am

    WebMD? Really? I sorta thought they were motivated by big business/pharma. Have to take a second look. Thx

  2. Jordan Wical
    | January 15th, 2010 at 1:20 pm

    Have you ever thought of adding additional videos to your site to keep the readers more entertained? I just read through the whole page and it was very nice but since I learn visually, I find videos to be very helpful. I am pleased with what you guys are always coming up with. Keep up the good work. I will revisit your blog regularly for some of the latest post.

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