How to Prevent Heavy Metal Exposure in Food
Heavy metals in food can be harmful to brain development and overall health. Learn how to reduce children’s exposure by choosing safer foods, water, and fish.
Heavy metals in food can be harmful to brain development and overall health. Learn how to reduce children’s exposure by choosing safer foods, water, and fish.
Being out in the sun can cause UV radiation exposure. Use mineral sunscreens, avoid chemical filters and sprays, dress for sun protection, and plan outdoor time to limit harmful UV exposure.
Mercury is a potent neurotoxin that can harm kids’ developing brains. Exposure to mercury can be through large fish, broken glass thermometers, and compact fluorescent light bulbs.
Polystyrene foam, a material used in disposable food and beverage containers, has been identified as a human carcinogen (cancer causing). Learn how to avoid contact and use safer products.
Learn about PVC Dolls and children’s health risks, plus safer, PVC-free toy alternatives.
Learn how PFAS in child care impact children’s health, where they’re found, and how to reduce exposure with safer, eco-friendly solutions.
Safer Food Packaging means making choices to reduce kids’ exposure to PFAS- harmful chemicals used to make consumer products grease and water-resistant.
What’s the healthier and more environmentally friendly tool for kids drying hands- hand dryers or paper towels? Learn more in this Eco-Healthy Child Care FAQ.
“Fragrance” is a loosely regulated term covering many harmful chemicals. Eliminating fragrances in child care helps protect children’s health.
Babies and young children typically sleep 12-15 hours per day. Good nap mat and crib mattress hygiene means safer sleep and healthier, happier kids.