Tiny Footprints, a Resource for Parents!
Whether you're expecting or celebrating the early years, this website provides information on green products and services, fun activities you can do with your child, and more ways to raise your children in a way that is good for your family's health and the environment.
School
Lunches Made Healthy, Safe and Easy
Just in time for the back-to-school rush, we are pleased to introduce the Eco-Healthy Lunch Box Kit. This kit is designed to help kids eat healthy, local and organic foods while reducing their exposure to toxins from products we all use every day. The kit includes practical tools for a youngster's healthy lunch as well as educational materials, recipes and guidelines for the grown-ups.
Download our handy Safer Plastics and Green Cleaning Wallet Guides
- Our safe plastics wallet cards to help families understand the differences between all the plastics out there, which ones are safe - and which ones are less so.
- Save money and reduce toxins in your home with our green cleaning guide. This simple, easy to use guide helps you make your own cleaning products from everyday items. Big chemical companies are spending millions on research and are bringing these same green cleaning products to market (which is good news). But why wait? Get green cleaning today!
- Another great OEC tool is our comprehensive Tiny FootprintsTM Baby Shower Kit!
Take the OEC Family pledge...get an adorable T-shirt
The OEC Family Pledge
is a simple and effective tool to help your family identify first steps
in going eco-healthy. Be one of the next 100 to pledge to 3 changes and
get a free t-shirt for your child (we are out of 6T) just like the ones
featured here!
Send a photo of your eco-healthy kids and we'll post them on the website.
OEC's Eco-Healthy Baby Buying Guide
Having trouble figuring out toys, nursery equipment, and other key baby stuff that is safe to buy? Want some suggestions on some places to find low-toxic products? Check out our guide to buying eco-healthy for your baby.
Safe Toy Database
Parents worried about toy safety after a record year of recalls can now look through a list of more than 1,200 items tested for lead and other harmful chemicals by the Ecology Center of Ann Arbor, MI. Use this fantastic database when picking out toys for your children this holiday season.
Help us get better at meeting your needs
If you have used an Oregon Environmental Council education tool (Tiny Footprints website, Family Pledge, Wallet Guides, Anti-Idling Kit, Baby Shower Kit, etc), please take 5 minutes to fill out our survey. Results for this survey are key to our funding and help us know how best to help you. Thanks in advance!


