I know someone like this. It has nothing to do with the baby’s allergies or anything like that, simply because the parents choose to be vegetarians. I’m not making a judgement, I wanna hear yours!

I’m going to get diva cup but I want a couple panty liners to use as backup. The organic ones only have one design and are 2 dollars more each. For reusable pad users, do you recommend organic or regular?

Do these things matter?

I’m thinking about getting contacts this summer before school starts again. And I was wondering if it’s safe to wear contacts during the organic chem lab while wearing saftey goggles.

I breastfed my daughter until she was two months, then I dried up. It’s been very hard to deal with that because I want the best for my baby. She has a sensitive tummy so she’s been having Similac Senstive, and I recently switched her to Similac Organic. I really want to try and give her all organic foods. But I’m just curious, will organic formula be more difficult to digest? Or easier? Only positive, helpful answers please!

Thank you!

I really can’t buy things online, so, is it the same thing to lose weight using the Acai Berry pills from the organic store? Is it not the same thing that they sell online?

what do you have your children on or what have you used. im starting my babies on food and was wondering what is best.

Is it really important if I eat organic beans rather than regular beans? I see the differents in organic fruits, but what else should be organic? What about soymilk?
I also know dairy is better when organic.
and meats

nowadays ppl says that regular whole milk is not good for kids cz the cows r fed antibiotics and pesticides and harmones and that is secreted in milk .it brings early puberty or infertility or any other porblem in their bodies?how true is that ?if its true then why dotn fda do something abt it?

seems like organic farmers are just not using pesticides, are we paying all this to wash the pesticides off?