Swimsuit season is approaching, and if your skin is looking as dry and ashy as ours, we suggest you take action before Memorial day rolls around. Organic skincare giant Weleda recently introduced their new Birch Body Scrub, just in time to save our hides. The formula uses pure plant oils and extracts to exfoliate and, more importantly, diminish the appearance of cellulite, so your bod looks toned and polished when you slip on that string bikini - or modest tank suit.

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From the beginning, the clever folks at Method have sought to make cleaning products--from dish soap to wood cleaners to washcloths-- affordable, all-natural, and attractive. Lucky for us, they're now dabbling in baby care. Their new baby line boasts diaper cream, body wash, and lotion that is gentle and totally eco-friendly...not to mention so stylishly packaged there will be no need to hide them under the sink.

Leave it to a Hollywood mom to show us how being more Earth-friendly can actually make you more glamorous. Author Sophie Uliano takes readers through a step-by-step process to make their lives more eco-chic. From her custom yoga program to her own line of green beauty products, the book is full of cool products (a whole chapter called "soulful shopping") and easy ways to help reduce your carbon footprint. Even Julia Roberts is a fan--she wrote the foreword!

It's a dreaded milestone of parenting: lice. Treat it naturally with Quit Nits, an Aussie-created lice treatment and prevention product. Instead of chemicals, its active ingredient is Quassia amara, a bark extract that includes a non-toxic insecticide. Overnight, the lice stop producing eggs, thus leaving your kid (and your home) nit-free. And in the case of an outbreak at school, the preventative spray is a preemptive attack on the little buggers. For more healthy tips, see our index.

Blue Ribbon, the family of eight restaurants founded by Eric and Bruce Bromberg, has a reputation for seriously good, clean food. Bring that attitude to your table with the Blue Ribbon Naked Nuggets. These all-natural kid faves have no breading, only white meat chicken, seasonings, and spices. The nuggets are grilled and have about half the calories and fat of the run-of-the mill variety. In otherwords, nuggets are at their best in the buff!

If you're feeling post-Halloween gluttony guilt, try Peeled Snacks. The all-natural and organic dried fruits and nuts are packaged in single RDA-approved servings, so you can fulfill that all-important five-a-day requirement. The snacks are also free of added sugar, artificial sweeteners, oils, gluten, and wheat, so you're getting nutrition on-the-go that won't ruin anyone's dinner. And, by the way, they taste pretty great.

Keeping track of your family's medical records can make you feel queasier than the stomach flu--which is why we were so excited about Knock Knock's latest sanity-saving wonder, the Medical Organizer. The three-ring binder stores medical notes, contact info, prescriptions, and other vital stats (like allergies). There's even a business card holder for referrals, stickers to color-code your family members, and an attached pen to keep you from having to fumble through your purse.

Kids love sweet stuff almost as much as they do making a mess in the kitchen. With the Kids Central Kitchen baking mixes, you can satisfy their cravings without sacrificing a healthy diet--the mixes have no trans fats, refined sugars, high fructose corn syrup, or artificial additives. How can you beat that when you still get to gobble up stacks of flapjacks, gooey chocolate brownies, or banana bread fresh from the oven? While the mixes can easily be whipped up by adults, the company encourages asking your kids for help. Now if only you weren't sacrificing the state of your kitchen...

With summer just around the corner, the folks at Sephora want to make sure we stay both beautiful and healthy. Their new Sun Safety kit--created in honor of Skin Cancer Awareness month--boasts eight mini-sunscreens for the face, lips, eyes, and body, all packed into a cheerful yellow pouch. The luxe products are from covetable brands like Bliss, Clarins, and Murad, yet the kits retail for a mere $22 each. Best of all, 100 percent of the proceeds will benefit the Skin Cancer Foundation. Snap 'em up now--they're only available through June.

Though Grandma may have taught you that Vaseline was the best moisturizer, petroleum and mineral oil can be irritating to tender, developing skin. With this in mind, Diane Troung and JJ Levenstein—two pediatricians who also happen to be mothers—put their heads together to develop Baby Silk, a hypoallergenic line of products made with natural ingredients like shea butter, aloe, and vitamin-E oil. And the "M.D. Moms" clearly understand a mother's need for convenience, as evidenced by products like sunscreen wipes, umbilical-cord swabs, and a liquid-to-powder lotion in a tube you can open with one hand.