Sure, the kids love to pop it, but they can go always online and enjoy some virtual bubble wrap. For everything else, like wrapping stuff, there are more responsible packaging choices. CareMail® sells lots of green packing solutions.
Newspapers are a cheaper alternative. I sometimes receive packages from an extended family member who has a bit of an eBay habit. The items are often wrapped in newspapers from towns that neither of us have ever visited. I sometimes sit down and read a page or two before turning my attention to the gift.
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