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A Natural Start for Baby
Organic for Beginners
By Jacqueline M. Duda
Increasing concerns about pesticides and chemicals in conventionally produced foods have caused many parents to rethink their babies' diets. Infant bodies are busy developing organs, and, due to their significantly smaller sizes and speedy metabolisms, infants and children are more vulnerable to health and developmental damage than adults.
Organic products for babies are becoming widely available through local co-ops, mainstream grocers and the Internet. And due to increased demand, affordable prices are becoming a reality at the checkout counter.
Nutrition isn't an all or nothing event, says Dr. Greene. "The goal is to continue to make choices that make the diet a little better," he says. "Parents can start out organically the first year, and evaluate the results as the child nears his or her first birthday."
Earth's Best features an entire line of organic food for babies and children, and its recent collaboration with Sesame Street has resulted in nutrient-rich breakfast foods and snacks that are fun, delicious, healthy alternatives.
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