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Letting My Kids be #FreeToBe Adventurous

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Being a Mom of boys, I have learned very quickly that boys love messes. If there is a puddle, they will splash. If there is a dirt pile, they will drive their cars through the pile. It just isn’t fun if you are not getting dirty.

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At first, I was concerned about what they will do to their clothes or shoes. When my oldest boy was younger and learning to eat, I admit, I would even take his shirt off to avoid him getting it dirty. Trust me, by the time my second son came along, I have let that all go. They are boys and they are kids. They need to be free to be adventurous, messy, and themselves.

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When I use all free and clear, that is one less thing I have to worry about. It is gentle enough for sensetive skin but strong enough to take care of dirt on the clothes. Plus all free and clear is 100% hypoallergenic!

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You can get all free and clear in a variety products. For example, all free clear laundry detergent (including mighty pacs), softner, and dryer sheets. All of their products are usable in HE machines as well!

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