How to be green with attachment parenting

I would be very interested to know if you had any tips on how to juggle essentially green living and attachment parenting - with all its additional Mummy work (BFing, slinging, co-sleeping, making foods for baby, cloth nappies, line drying etc) - with working?

I work from home, but at the same time I find that my home life encroaches on my work life because I always seem to have 'stuff' to do (hanging out washing, folding nappies, separating plastics from glass from paper, sifting through the junk mail etc), and of course my kids always want Mummy. Thankfully we have help in the form of our neighbour who is a childminder. The kids love her, but she's not Mummy, she doesn't lactate and she doesn't do our housework!

A more disposable detached parent might offload the kids more, stick the washing in the washer then the tumble drier, and microwave something from the freezer for tea - saving ages - but clearly the 'green', AP, breastfeeding mummy won't do this.

Any tips or coping mechanisms (other than 'learn to sleep less') gratefully received! -
- shel_bank