Radon Factsheet
Reduce radon exposure and protect children’s health in child care settings with this trusted resource from Eco-Healthy Child Care.
Asthma Triggers E-Book for Parents, Teachers, Doctors, and Nurses
This e-book helps parents protect children’s health from asthma triggers in their homes.
Our Top Ten Tips for Parents and Caregivers
Our top ten ways that parents and caregivers can protect the health of their kids.
Envasado de alimentos más seguro: BPA
BPA y sus sustitutos pueden afectar hormonas y desarrollo. Evita plásticos duros y latas con BPA. No calientes comida en plástico. Usa vidrio o acero–BPA and its substitutes can affect hormones and development. Avoid hard plastics and cans with BPA. Don’t heat food in plastic. Use glass or steel.
Césped Artificial & Caucho Desmenuzado: Preguntas Frecuentes
Los metales pesados y productos químicos dañinos se encuentran tanto en el caucho en migas. Límite para reducir la exposición infantil y encontrar alternativas más seguras–Harmful heavy metals and chemicals are found in both artificial turf and crumb rubber. Limit to reduce child exposure and find safer alternatives.
Asbesto hoja informativa
El asbestos es un carcinógeno humano que puede causar enfermedades pulmonares. Aprenda a proteger a nuestros hijos del la exposición–Asbestos is a human carcinogen that can cause lung diseases. Learn how to protect our children from exposure.
Extended Eco-Healthy FAQ: Fragrances
Fragrances in products can expose kids to harmful VOCs and chemicals. Choose fragrance-free items and avoid scented candles and incense.
Crumb Rubber and Artificial Turf Eco-Healthy FAQ
Crumb rubber in artificial turf contains harmful chemicals. Exposure risks include skin contact, inhalation, and heat injuries—Learn how to choose safer surfaces for our kids to play on.
Household Chemicals Factsheet
Many household chemicals can be toxic to our health and environment. It is important to learn how to reduce kid’s exposure to toxic chemicals in our air, surfaces, and cleaning products.
Asbestos Factsheet
Asbestos is a mineral fiber found in many old building materials, and exposure risks lung disease, especially in children. Learn about ways to test, avoid contact, and reduce exposure.