When my oldest child started crawling,  I remember being worried about all the chemicals and cleaners that I had in the house. Even after she was out of the stage of putting everything in her mouth, the bottles of cleaners under my kitchen sink always scared me. It was then I started to do a little research to find that there were products that I could buy to clean my home that were toxin free. I remember throwing out all those scary cleaning products with the warnings on the back to Keep Out Of The Reach Of Children. Never do I want my child to accidentally get into something harmful in my kitchen.

The toxin free products I originally bought years ago were products I had to order online, were a little pricey, but worth the cost. It was such a relief to be able to not have to constantly worry about the cleaning products that could be harmful to my family. I remember when I first heard about Seventh Generation products, I was excited to give them a try. I remember trying the products in my kitchen, but learned that they had more products. Not only can you clean the green way in your kitchen, Seventh Generation carries bathroom, laundry, baby and personal care items too!

Can you imagine a kitchen so clean that you could have your children and their friends eat off your countertops? Take a peek at this fun Seventh Generation video:

The toxin-free generation gets to have their cake and eat it too.

“Disclaimer: This post has been sponsored by Seventh Generation, but the opinions stated herein are 100% my own”

We are a family that goes through a lot of milk each month. I thought it would be fun to share some information about milk that you might not know.

• Milk found in your grocery is called shelf stable milk and can sit on pantry shelves for up to several months with NO refrigeration or preservations added.
• Teen years are when bone growth is at is peak, so its critical teens eat calcium-rich foods and limit soda.
• Milk contains 9 essential nutrients and vitamins: protein vitamins A, D and B12, calcium, potassium, phosphorus, riboflavin, niacin, zinc and magnesium.
• The average American consumes almost 25 gallons of milk a year.
• Milk in boxes has the same great taste of milk found in the diary case in other container types.
• The same milk can be found in two different formats: refrigerated and non-refrigerated.
• 99% of all U.S. households purchase milk.

For more milk facts, visit Milk Unleashed’s 30 Things You Never Knew About Milk.

Take a peek at this video that shows how moms are discovering shelf milk!

What kind of milk do you buy?