Organic products may reduce children's exposure to pesticides, but its nutritional value is no better than that of conventional food, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. A report released at the group's annual meeting said that since organic foods are more costly, it's fine to buy conventionally grown produce if buying organic would reduce the overall amount of healthy food a family can afford to buy. However, families who can afford it may choose to buy organic for particular fruits and vegetables, the group said.