Mindfulness is everything! Not just buying blindly. What is the packaging? Is there a more environmentally sound option? When dealing with is having at home recycle everything possible! And what can’t be recycled can still be reused for arts and crafts for example rather than buying new

My actions are the best teaching tools, they see me making smart choices when I shop and recycle as much as possible, we have a huge compost bin in our garden where we give back to our environment.

Always recycle, putting waste in the right bin, growing our own vegetables, and tending to those garden beds.

We have various recycle collection bins in the home, And we are always in a reduce your waste zone! Meal plans and growing veg, Shopping in op shops is something for that they beg!

Teaching children to care for the environment is a learning experience that is an important part of growing up. It’s taught my children skills in respect, empathy, patience and responsibility. My children love growing their own veggies and herbs and seeing who can fill up the recycling bin the most!

Im collecting cans at the moment with my little one when were out walking and at home, together we take them to the recycling station for a refund which she absolutely love’s because its a little bit of money for her and teaches the importance of littering and recycling

They all have their own reusable straws. Also have reusable drink bottles. We also recycle all our rubbish. In our garden we have a compost bin for food scraps, making beautiful rich soil for our home grown veggies. Motto- CAN THIS BE RECYCLED? Save our PLANET!

Recycle whatever we can

Every weekend we’d take the kids out to the park and make it a game/habit to pick up 10 pieces of recyclable materials around the neighbourhood and parks to fill up the recycling bins provided there so they understand what to look out for when they think about recycling.

Look before buying to see what the product and packaging is made from

I show my child the recyclable packaging and the recyclable bin that it needs to go into.

We make sure that we model recycling to our son by doing it – separating recycling types and using reusable items where we can.

We have recycling stations set up at home so everyone knows where to put our recycling. We also do a no packaging for food items in lunch boxes.

i encorage and teach my kids to recycle by recycling myself and making conscious decisions about suitable products we purchase..
we recycle bottles and other household products

Buy only what you need, use everything (especially with food) and recycle where possible.

I tell them to pick up there rubbish and to sort it for recycling !!!

My eldest child knows what’s for recycling but my younger ones I go with them and show them what goes there when we put stuff in the recycling bin

We have a recycling bin and read and apply all the signs and get money from each 10c bottle and can and that is pocket money

Always look for recyclable packing and recycling everything possible at home

We have 3 different bins inside the house with Pictures on the wall with what rubbish goes where he takes the bins out on collection day, as well as a compost for the garden