Category: PVC Free
Cheat Sheet: Natural Toothpaste & BPA Free Toothbrushes For Kids
Posted on: Feb 11, 2010
Filed Under ** Cheat Sheets!, Bisphenol-A, Product Safety, PVC Free | 12 Comments
We get a lot of questions about toothpaste and fluoride and “my Dentist says my son needs fluoride drops” here and I am still kind of wishy washy about fluoride. Especially after having read the great articles on SAFBaby regarding Fluoride… it really makes you wonder whether it’s the best thing. Whether you are anti [...]
Dear SafeMama: What’s TPR and Is It Safe? Answer from The Soft Landing!
Posted on: Nov 10, 2009
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Question: Do you know the identity of the soft, non-skid “rubbery” parts that are often included on Sassy or Munchkin products? These seem a lot like PVC to me, but might be silicone. I know they are BPA free and SAY they are PVC free, but then what exactly is the material and is it safe? [...]
Review: Spa Baby Bathing Tub
Posted on: Aug 18, 2009
Filed Under product finds, Product Reviews, Product Safety, PVC Free | 3 Comments
With my new addition to the family I’ve been reconsidering a lot of things I used the first time around, including our baby tub. I had a basic blue baby tub with the infant sling attachment and my son always screamed through baths as a little baby. Only did he start liking being bathed when I [...]
Bumkins Dr Suess Waterproof Aprons
Posted on: Aug 3, 2009
Filed Under Product Reviews, PVC Free | 16 Comments
It’s already “back to school” time for many, especially those of us who have kids starting back in mid-August so school supplies and school items are coming to the forefront. So the people at Bumkins are doing a great Back to School Blog Tour and giveaway that we’re happy to be taking part in. Bumkins [...]
Waterproof Mattress Covers without the Vinyl
Posted on: Jul 12, 2009
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This will probably be my last post for a short time – baby comes on Monday so I’ll be laid up for a bit. But before I go, I wanted to post this last thing because I’ve gotten the question a few times and I had this own challenge myself. My 3 1/2 year old [...]
Dear SafeMama: Summer Series – Baby Pools
Posted on: Jun 5, 2009
Filed Under Dear SafeMama, PVC Free | 1 Comment
Q: Do you know of any baby/wading pools that are safe from phthalates/pvc/bpa? I really want to get one for play at home with my 9 month old but am concerned they will leach chemicals. Thanks. I get this question a lot and really wish I had a better answer. Hopefully in the next few [...]
Review: Bumkins Dr. Seuss SuperBibs
Posted on: May 19, 2009
Filed Under Product Reviews, PVC Free | 5 Comments
I have friends and family who have been using Bumkins SuperBibs for years. Only until I won a cool giveaway from Bumkins did I get the chance to try them out. Bumkins bibs are made in the USA with a soft waterproof fabric. They are in fact soft like they claim and have a “catcher” [...]
Review: New Boon Bath Toys
Posted on: Mar 31, 2009
Filed Under Phthalates Info, Product Reviews, PVC Free, Toy Safety | Comments Off
I recently got my hands on all of the new Boon Bath Toys for my son. Our bath toy collection had drastically dwindled last year when I learned about PVC and Phthalates and promptly pitched everything we had. Bye bye bath squirties. Then, light shone down on me when I entered a giveaway at The [...]
April Showers Bring PVC Free Rain Gear
Posted on: Mar 30, 2009
Filed Under Green Mama, Product Safety, PVC Free | Comments Off
We got an email from a reader last week asking about rain gear. I thought writing something up about it now at the beginning of Spring would be an appropriate time. Traditionally, raincoats and hats are made with a PVC outer shell. We try to avoid PVC for a multitude of reasons. Dioxins: PVC or [...]
Sam & Bellie Chalkmat
Posted on: Feb 3, 2009
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Anyone who’s traveled or gone out to eat with children knows that keeping them entertained is more than a remedial challenge. You have to come armed with a bag full of items to keep them busy while you wait for food. It’s not easy! On a shopping trip I stumbled on a great idea from [...]




















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