Starting this Sunday, the Green Baby Guide will present a round-up of the noteworthy articles we’ve found on likeminded sites.  Enjoy!

This is from a few months ago, but attention-grabbing nonetheless.  The Pregnancy and Baby Blog wonders Should You Quit Breastfeeding Because of Toxins in Breast Milk?

Over at Inhabitots, you’ll find how to make co-sleeping easier with the Humanity Family Bed.  While one of the green advantages of co-sleeping is avoiding the extra purchase of a crib, this product does have multiple uses.  I love that the baby in the photo is wearing a cloth diaper!

(I hope Treehugging Family does not mind me stealing those last two from their excellent round-up of green posts, all written by either Jennifer or Peggy.)

Gray Matters wrote about Going Green in Preschool.  She was faced with the dilemma of having to bring in a snack in “commercial, unopened containers.”  I haven’t had to deal with this yet, and I know I’d  resent the cost and waste!

Memarie Lane has step-by-step instructions for sewing your own nursing pads and a tip to “expand your bradrobe.”  I especially love her idea to turn extra flannel receiving blankets into nursing pads.

The Frugal Mom Blog reveals an energy-saving no-boil method for cooking pasta that makes perfect pasta every time.   I cannot wait to try this tip for myself!

And last but not least, Mom Go Green has found a great eco-friendly card company for baby announcements.