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84How to Avoid BPA in Baby Bottles and Sippy Cups
Bisphenol-a (BPA) is an industrial chemical used to make polycarbonate plastic. Bisphenol-a has become one of the most commonly used chemicals, racking up a stunning six billion pounds each year. Almost 95%...
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83BPA Free Bottles
Several popular water bottles have shown to have made from plastics that contain BPA (Bisphenol A) There are serious dangers concerning imported and plastic goods that are often made in China. The leaching of...
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74Baby Bottle Mouth
WHAT IS BOTTLE MOUTH? Children fuss. Sometimes they don't want to take a nap or go to sleep the exact minute you put them to bed. What do parents do? Reward them. How? By sticking something in their mouth!...
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77Bisphenol A in Plastic Bottles: Play It Safe with Alternatives
In the last several years, new scientific research on polycarbonate and other plastics has raised public concern about exposure to the chemical Bispehnol A (BPA) when using bottles made of such materials....
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73BPA-Free Reusable Water Bottles—Sports, Baby, SIGG, Klean Kanteen, Nalgene in Aluminum & Stainless Steel—Learn & Compare
A reusable water bottle expert answers commons questions regarding the differences between stainless steel bottles and aluminum bottles.
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74What is EVA and Why is it in My Baby's Teether?
EVA is short for Ethylene Vinyl Acetate. It is a durable, flexible, transparent copolymer plastic. Wikipedia describes the following uses for EVA: EVA is typically used as a shock absorber in tennis...
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69BPA in Plastic is Bad for You
If pre-history gave us the Stone Age, the Bronze Age, and the Iron Age, then today's civilization must surely be identified as the Plastic Age. Plastic is ubiquitous in our modern society. Try spending one...
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68Plastic Alternatives
Pyrex glassware is a safe alternative to plastic. Pyrex glassware is reusable, thermal shock resistant and BPA free. Pyrex glassware can be used for storage, cooking and safely reheating. There is no...
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77BPA Free Sippy Cups (Bisphenol A Free Sippy Cups) - What's the Controversy?
For all of the moms and dads and grandparents who are concerned, please rest assured that the manufacturer of the world's leading Nuby Sippy Cup (10 oz) is now advertising that their 10 oz sippy cups are and...
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71BPA Free Baby Bottles
Want to protect your child from dangerous chemicals? Purchase a BPA free sippy cup and baby bottle. The developmental stages are so important to your child's health - keep them safe with BPA free products. ...
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