Lucky Kids Mag – Missing the Point – Organic Onesies and Vinyl?
March 3, 2011 by Jennifer
Filed under Environmental Health, Kids
Okay, so I received a copy of the new Lucky Kids Magazine. And it does not purport to be a parenting magazine, but, just like its parent, Lucky Kids is a shopping magazine for kids. So, I wasn’t expecting all that much really in terms of green or natural. I mean, a shopping magazine is really [...]
Since I don’t suck on it, I don’t care
January 26, 2010 by Jennifer
Filed under Environmental Health, Plastics
Even if you don’t suck on your vinyl purse, you can be exposed to lead.
TheSmartMama – CPSIA Solutions – XRF Testing for Lead Content CPSIA Compliance
March 5, 2009 by Jennifer
Filed under cpsia, proposition 65
Okay, so this is a service pitch. Just skip it if you are not in the market for lead content testing. As you know, the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) of 2008 set mandatory lead content standards for all children’s products sold or distributed for sale in the United States, among other requirements. While the [...]
What now? Toxic lead in baby changing pads & diaper bags
March 26, 2008 by Jennifer
Filed under Plastics, proposition 65
You may not even want to hear this but it is actually nothing new. It gets almost tiresome – the daily reports about this toxic chemical in this product. You may stop even paying attention. I can’t say a blame you. You almost want to give up. But don’t! We can eliminate or reduce toxic [...]
LEAD: Could your child be going back to school with lead in her lunchbox?
Your child’s lunch box could contain lead, a highly toxic metal. Lead is used to stabilize some polyvinyl chloride plastic (“PVC”). PVC is used as a liner in some lunchboxes and soft lunchboxes may be made out of PVC. As a result, your child could be exposed to lead. Lead is known to be harmful [...]





