You want to start a debate, ask any group of moms how important organic food is, really. You can bet one mom will act as if you're feeding your baby poison if you let him have a cupcake at a birthday party without checking if everything down to the paper wrapper is organic, and another who happily shoves store-brand chicken nuggets into their child's mouth and thinks this organic thing is just pure hype.
But most of us are kind of in the middle. Organic food is more expensive, sometimes a lot more expensive, and it's hard to know if it's making that much of a difference anyway.
Once again Mom Ed:Green Living is the voice of reason. Check out the latest episode after the jump to see where to spend that green dollar to eat more organic food.
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It's confirmed:
When my daughter gets sleepy, she sucks her thumb. She's 2 1/2 years old. And I'm okay with it. In fact, when I see her thumbsucking I know she's completely ready for bed. Yay! Sleep! No one wants to mess with that.
The last time I walked through the kid's section at a bookstore, I wanted to cry. They let John Travolta write a children's book. And Tyra Banks too (it's about a would-be model named Tookie De La Crème, and no, I'm not kidding). And Glenn Beck for crying out loud.

So you think keeping a family in clean underwear, socks and clothes is a challenge? Wait until you see Irene's life.

Ever since the two took to Cannes,
Moms, I have a bone to pick with you. There's a pretty big double standard in relationships and it's about time somebody said something.