I knew it!
Here's a great blog post about why my suspicions that non-organic strawberries are a big no-no. And why I rarely eat or let Nina eat them.
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What is wilson silverleaf? We're organitarians; it's best for our bodies and the planet. We cloth diapered Nina for the same reason. We drive a hybrid car & wish we could afford solar panels on our house. I'm a strong advocate for homebirth, full-time mom, & also a movie junkie. We don't have a tv though; we watch dvds on our computer. We love contradancing. I garden & knit; Larry's a puzzle lover & plays fantasy football.
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2 comments:
That's sickening, but sadly not too surprising. I always try to keep Eliza away from strawberries outside the house. My family thinks I'm insane and wasteful to buy organics.
Strange thing is I can give Isabella a regular strawberry and she gets covered in hives, an organic one and she is A-OK. It's like that with alot of food too. She is the canary for toxic chemical. BTW - don't eat at California Pizza kitchen - she was covered after a simple meal there.
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