Tiny tots may not fully understand Earth Day, but it's never too early to start reading them stories about the environment and the future it faces. Al Gore's PowerPoint presentation may be a little too heavy for their wee brains, but Goodbye Earth, Hello Moon ($13) offers a great starting point for youngsters. A witty and informative read on the current state of our planet, the book provides Read more

Generally speaking, bigger families consume more than smaller ones: food, cars, and houses grow to accommodate more members. In an effort to lessen the carbon footprint imposed by the human race, Jonathon Porritt, the chair of Britain's Sustainable Development Commission said: I am unapologetic about asking people to connect up their own responsibility for their total environmental footprint and Read more

We've taught our lil ones to separate the recycling from the trash and why we shop at the natural foods market rather than the chain grocery store. Now it's time to expand their horizons to see just what an impact their actions have on the earth as a whole. Sammy & Sue Go Green Too ($14) is the first in a new series of books based on a mother/daughter team out to educate their neighbors Read more

Earth Day may be a few weeks away, but it is never too early to start planning your lil one's attire for the celebration. Cafe Press, who we have come to love for their inexpensive, adorable designs, has entered the green clothing fold with their new line of 100% organic ultra-fine ring-spun cotton. The company is printing their earth-friendly messages on kids' t-shirts and baby onesies from Read more

If you've got an eco-conscious tot, there's no time like the present to get them involved in saving the environment. In honor of Earth Day, which is approaching, show your youngster this darling video — a compilation of all the reasons that children want to make the world a better place — and initiate a green conversation. What does your wee one want to save? Read more