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Clothes Front Range's only freestanding birth center. Natural childbirth, including waterbirth Well-woman care and exams In-house store of herbs and other alternative remedies Accredited to the American Association of Birth Centers standards Licensed by the State of Colorado Freestanding facility just 1 block from Swedish Medical Center In-network with major insurance Affordable self-pay plans available Mountain Midwifery Center, Inc 3555 S Clarkson Street, Suite 300, Englewood, Colorado 80113 303-788-0600 www.MountainMidwifer y.com Garden Level Suite 500 303-954-9399 A unique space provided by Mountain Midwifery Center Childbirth Classes · Wellness Classes · Support Groups Providers for Pediatrics · Lactation · Chiropractic & more www.BlossomWellnessCenter.com 26 The issue: One of the downsides to the adorable tiny footed pajamas, onesies and dresses for babies is that they grow out of them so fast. Another is that the clothes could contain pesticides. Organic baby clothes are made with cotton or hemp that isn't treated with chemicals. Traditional baby clothes are typically made of fabrics sprayed with pesticides, but they are also so heavily processed that the vast majority of the pesticide residues are washed out of the clothing before you ever button them up. Expert weighs in: "Most babies won't have an allergy or sensitivity to any of these," Rabinowitz says. So unless your baby's skin is irritated by a certain fabric, go ahead and buy what's cutest instead of what's certified organic. You'll pay a significant premium for organic baby clothes for little benefit – and at the rate that babies grow it's not worth the extra money for a onesie they'll wear twice. Is it worth it?