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Style+Beauty: Bag of Tricks Earthy beauty bounty, including a plant-based blemish fighter and a gardeners' hand salve.; It's Only Natural With green fashion going mainstream, it's easy to work organic clothes into the mix.; Gothic Revival Fall's dark colors and formal styles find fresh expression in a fantastical family portrait.; Hero Worship Superhero styles that won't overpower Junior's wardrobe.; Getup and go Some mixing and matching is all you need to pull together a dashing disguise.
Travel: Portland, Oregon: Blazing the Trail Inspired urban planning, park space, and organic cafés on every corner make this city an ideal family destination.; The Hills Are Alive An 18th-century Austrian hotel sticks to its green roots. Plus, seven other eco- and family-friendly hotels.
Food+Parties: Life of Pie Three savory pies that disguise nutrition and deliver a complete meal for your brood.; Butternut Squash: Three Meals Quick weeknight dinners starring squash.; Harvest Party One city-turned-country family celebrates autumn with apple bobbing, a rustic lunch, and a little help from the foliage.
Home Front: Family Savings Three areas of your home where you can truly reduce your output.; This Thing I Do One woman's favorite recipes make a beautiful in-kitchen mural.; Mothers of Invention: Sage Baby The moms behind Sage Baby share their tips for eco-living.; Everything & Moore Actress and newly minted children's-book author Julianne Moore dishes on her favorite supporting role: Mom.; Room To Grow Create a kids' space with staying power, using furniture that transforms over the years and some ageless style tricks.; Ask Mrs. Young Is your after-baby body a study in complication? Our sexpert suggests masking restricted areas with some daring decoration.; It's A Small World These biospheres can be assembled by children of any age. All they need is light, the occasional watering, and a fertile imagination.; The Dreamscape What sofas are to living rooms, crib bedding is to nurseries. Pick a sheet pattern you love and build from there.
Brain+Body: Getting the Shaft An increase in partial circumcisions—and our demand for perfection—have some parents contemplating a second snip.; Thick Skin New pollution-fighting skin care, with antioxidants, takes a bite out of grime.; Judgment Call Makeup maven and breast-cancer survivor Sonia Kashuk explains why she sheltered her kids from her decision to have a double mastectomy.
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Style+Beauty: Pep Squad Our favorite moisturizers provide an instant pick-me-up, no matter how many hours of sleep you didn't get the night before.; Designer Scents With this fresh batch of designer fragrances, fall is off to a deliciously chic start. The best part? Every one is in your size.; Momover: Bleach Blonde Our way-older first-time mom tries to lighten up by brightening her eyes, smile, and skin.; Momover: Rough Patch Our expert mom has a minor health scare on the road to postpartum beauty.
Travel: 411: Portland, Oregon The best hotels and family-travel tips for a no-hassle great time in this region's greenest city.; Break For Recess Our favorite playgrounds across the nation, from Seattle to Boston.
Food+Parties: Local Flavor One mom's experience in strictly seasonal cooking. Plus, find a CSA near you.
Gear+Shopping: Gifts That Give Back Covetable products that help benefit breast-cancer research and awareness.; Play Food Do your kids have a hungry imagination? Here's a virtual feast of the most delectable pretend delicacies.
Home Front: Green Sites We Love A few of our favorite eco-friendly things.; Green Glossary The meanings behind all those green terms.; Sustainable City Living in an apartment, with no yard for compost? How to be eco-sensitive in the urban jungle.; In Praise of Cloth Diapers One dad tells us why cloth diapers aren't so bad. Also, some of the best diaper services across the country.
Entertainment: spooky storybooks These five creepy tales will amuse your family for years to come.
Archives: September 2007; July/August 2007; May/June 2007; March/April 2007; December 2006/January 2007; October/November 2006; September 2006

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