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[5 Little Monkeys]

Bright.....I respect your decision to want to exclusively feed/provide organic food. That is entirely your choice. I have not done as much research as you but I have read some articles and know that there are some items that the experts say you can buy non organically and still be eating healthy. That is why I posted the link for you on page 3. I understand that you don't necessarily want to buy non organic items but out of a need to cut costs you may want to start with those. I was briefly reading an article last night on a study that found organic food isn't better in health and nutrients but obviously better in regard to pesticides and antibiotics. I didn't read the whole study though. As I have said before, I don't believe in needing to eat and buy organic exclusively but can for sure agree that there are benefits!! (health wise and taste wise)

I think everyone knows that eating lots of fruits and veggies, little to no processed food and making things by scratch is the best health wise but it's not always possible due to time and money. I think it's great that you are so passionate about eating healthy, I wish I had more of that ambition. I try my best to serve healthy foods but I don't stress if they eat "crap" once in awhile while in my care. (I know I should care more, especially because I am overweight and don't want them to get on the wrong track so early) but I try my best and at the end of the day, I am okay with that.