Mission: Quick Healthy Valentine Ideas

Take one minute of your time to start the brainstorming on how you can give your kids some
fun & smart giveaways on Valentine’s Day! Come on…you can do it! [...]

Mission Accomplished: Get Noticed

Our story has too good of an ending to not share with other families, especially those in the disability world.  We are proud to have created a chain reaction of [...]

Mission: Shop with Care for the Family

Just a quick trip to the grocery store can be a disaster or a success for your family’s eating habits.  Tomorrow I’m heading to the grocery store to stock up [...]

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Mission: Clean Kids Team is Here to Help YOU!

Published on December 24th, 2009no comments

HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Welcome to Mission: Clean Kids
We look forward to helping you make everyday choices healthier for your family.
Daily Mission: Raising healthy children is an everyday choice.  Do [...]

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Mission: Tap into the Safety of Your Water

Published on January 21st, 2010no comments

One of our favorite resources here at Mission: Clean Kids is Environmental Working Group.  EWG has a great article about figuring out how to decide the best water solution for [...]

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Mission: Pick a Few and Just Do

Published on January 20th, 2010no comments

You won’t always get it right.  You can’t control everything in every environment.  You will not always know the answer.
However, as a Mom or Dad you can make some easy [...]

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Mission: Healthy Choices in 2010

Published on January 1st, 2010no comments

Healthy choices in 2010…can you do this?  What are healthy choices?
In our home, healthy choices are doing what is right for our whole family.  We cannot be extreme, we must [...]

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Mission: Avoid These 7 Foods

Published on December 29th, 2009no comments

Wow, a list came out in the mainstream media of 7 foods to avoid that I acutally liked!  I was excited to see it went further than telling us to [...]

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Mission: Water Water Water

Published on December 28th, 2009no comments

Ever think you’re hungry, but then you grab a glass of water or tea and your hunger goes away?  Kids can mistake thirst for hunger too! When you’re kids are [...]

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Mission: Repeat Yesterday Often

Published on December 27th, 2009no comments

Have you ever had one of those days that was simply GREAT! You know, everything just went perfect and you had to pinch yourself that it was your life?  That [...]

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Mission: Get Focused for New Year

Published on December 26th, 2009no comments

I don’t set resolutions – Do You?  Considering most people break their resolutions within the first month, I avoid setting myself up for failure.  However, I do set goals and [...]

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Mission: Balance the Unhealthy Choices Yesterday

Published on December 24th, 2009no comments

Yesterday I accomplished the mission of cooking for seven.  All turned out fine (macaroni and cheese was not as cheesy as it should have been!) and we have the sweet [...]

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Mission: Cooking for Seven Today

Published on December 23rd, 2009no comments

We have a really small family in Chicagoland.  My husband, myself and two kids, plus my Mom and brother.  Cooking dinner, even for holidays is not usually a big deal.  [...]

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Mission: Sledding and Organic Hot Chocolate!

Published on December 22nd, 2009no comments

Today our mission is easy! It’s the first real snow of the season and we’re going sledding. We just moved into a new house and a HUGE sledding [...]

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Mission: Get to Know Your Options

Published on December 16th, 2009no comments

Last night my husband and I had a few friends over to talk about Shaklee, our home business with the #1 Natural Nutrition Company.  One couple was over because the [...]

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Mission: Listen to My Child

Published on December 14th, 2009no comments

There are so many times that my daughter has to listen to me.  You know the routine: Go get dressed, Take your vitamins, Put the dog outside, Play nice with [...]

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