Posts by KimPM

Look at Amtrol reverse osmosis tanks - they are: - made in USA - BPA-free - phthalate free http://www.amtrol.com/ I asked customer support at Amtrol : My Q: "Can you tell me if your metal RO tanks are BPA-free and phthalate...

And I just found one more with a BPA free tank: http://www.waterlogix.com/residential/5-stage-reverse-osmosis.html

I know this is an old thread, but thought I'd post what I just found.... US Water Systems has an RO system with a BPA-free...

If you are looking for something to remove toxic metals, particularly from the brain, you might want to look into Frequent Dose Chelation, which is low dose, oral chelation using alpha lipoic acid. Must be done correctly, but you can do...

Update: Amalgams taken out about 2 years ago. Been chelating very slowly for the past 1.5 years. I've done a total of 11 rounds with DMPS and more recently 21 rounds with ALA (4 rounds were shared with DMPS and ALA together). I've...

Quote:Originally Posted by expat-mama So I think going pants-less is out for us I guess? I worry about his reaction to "accidents" in the training process. His reaction to messes is not something I think he will grow out of- he's...

Quote:Originally Posted by baltmom Thank you to everyone! Such helpful ideas and insights. And yes, great point about sensory preferences. My son is mostly a seeker. Has never minded having a wet or dirty diaper (which I why I was...

You might want to edit the title of this post to include the term "eosinophilic esophagitis" because I know that there are others on Mothering who have a child with this issue. To edit the title, click on the "Edit Thread" link above...

I agree, eclectic. You will have to piece together what works for your DS. However, you can still use portions of prefab curriculum if you wish. We started with Sonlight Kindy (level A) when he was around 4 years old. We did that for...

You may want to post this question in the homeschooling forum: http://www.mothering.com/community/f/50/learning-at-home-and-beyond I am homeschooling an aspie, but I'm not in NY and I'm sure the rules are quite different. I know there...