Taking the organic living challenge can protect your children from additional, unforeseen toxins, that have been found in children's toys recently.
Take the Living Organic Challenge:
Using organic, natural, toxin free, products throughout your home is an organic secret that will assure you are doing everything possible to protect your family.
An organic lifestyle will improve many aspects of your life.
But the absolute most important point is eating an organic food diet to rid the body of the most dangerous and immediate threats.
Then, after informing yourself further, I hope you will consider adopting other organic tips like you find here at Openly Organic.
First and foremost, kids have wonderful imaginations.
You've probably experienced the one where the kid plays with the box that the toy came in, before playing with the toy.
It's hard in today's society to keep your kids from wanting everything they see.
That's a good reason to start early by providing simple imaginative items for play.
Organic Active Play
Always encourage active play.
*Provide a rubber kick ball, it can be used in many different, fun outdoor games. Kick ball, dodge ball, square ball, ball toss, etc.
*Jump roping is fun and a great physical workout. Look for ones with wooden handles.
*Bubbles are cheap (you can make them at home) and provide fun indoors or out.
*Swinging is so much fun and works out your arms and legs which increases blood flow and muscle tone.
I still swing.
Every chance I get.
You should too!
Remember the joy of swinging?
Relive part of your childhood.
Have a swing today!
Organic Imaginative Play
*Wooden playhouse, tree house, or fort. These just encourage all kinds of scenarios for kids to come up with.
*Wooden crate filled with old hats, belts, gloves, aprons, teeshirts, etc. for dress up, playing house, putting on plays, and more.
*Send them out to the back yard with a small backpack filled with an organic picnic and a spill proof organic drink. They'll come up with the rest.
Organic living is simplicity.
Organic Creative Play
*Puppet shows are fun and encourage your child to create stories to go with the characters.
Couches and beds can be ducked behind or you can construct a wooden puppet theater pretty easily.
A large cardboard box will work too, the kids could even decorate it!
*Sand pile or box (be sure to cover it to protect it from wandering cats).
Children can dig and pile sand for many creative projects. Or let them have a mud pile once in a while. Now that's organic living!
*Crayons and paper or coloring books.
The creative juices just ooze out of kids when they are left to imagine.
Spark the fire of a future artist. Besides, the refrigerator door looks a little empty.
Organic Family Time
*Make time to play with your kids. It's fun.
I still laugh to myself when I think about running and rolling and enjoying my kids.
I played cars where we would build ramps out of boards or whole cities built in the sand.
It only takes a short time to make a big difference in your's and your child's day.
Please take time to enjoy the simple things in life. It is what organic living is all about. It will help bring you peace.
*Utilize your area parks for fun family time.
Barbecue pits, picnic tables, swings, slides, ponds and more are provided for your enjoyment.
An organic lifestyle takes advantage of low cost, quality activities.
Another organic secret: Consider walking or biking to the park, if it's close enough, and wear out those little balls of energy.
*Read or tell a bedtime story every night.
These are some of my most warm and peaceful memories with my boys. To watch their little faces as they listen to the story makes for sweet, endearing moments that still warm my heart.
Organic living helps create these kind of simplistic, quality, memories.
Remember small children do not miss what they've never had. Keep it simple. Do your best as they get older and more demanding.
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