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Free home risk report

Know what’s around your home before it’s in your home.

Air quality, radon, flood, wildfire and more for your area, from FEMA, EPA, NOAA and other public agencies. Each risk comes with the one thing to do first.

No account needed to see it. Save it to My Home to track it over time.

How it works

  1. Type a ZIP code. Nothing else.
  2. See your area's risks, with the source for each.
  3. Save it to My Home. Add your rooms, products and checks, all in one place.

9 public datasets · 6 agencies

Public data from these agencies. SafeMama is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

  • FEMA
  • EPA
  • NOAA
  • USDA Forest Service
  • NIFC
  • CAL FIRE
  • Flood
  • Wind and storms
  • Wildfire
  • Earthquake
  • Radon
  • Air quality and smoke
  • Drinking water and PFAS

Independent · researched

What are you making safer today?

Type the thing you’re about to buy. We’ll show you the one we’d pick for each way people use it, and what to skip.

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The non-toxic sunscreen cheat sheet

Cheat sheet · the winner for each cut

  • Best overallBlue Lizard Mineral SPF 50 Kids Sunscreen Lotion
  • Best for babies 6 months and upEarth Mama Organics Earth Mama
  • Best for reactive skinThinkbaby Thinkkids Kids Sunscreen SPF 50+
  • Best for grown-up facesVanicream Facial Moisturizer SPF 30 Zinc Oxide Mineral…
  • Best stick for faces and earsBlue Lizard Kids Mineral SPF 50 Sunscreen Stick
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Three ways in

Shopping, worrying, or checking your home?

Every page on SafeMama sits behind one of these. Pick the one that matches why you’re here.

Cheat Sheets

One page per thing you buy. A winner for every way people buy it, then what to skip.

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Know the Risks

What it is, where it hides, and how worried to actually be.

Browse risks

Free Tools

Check your own home. All we ask for is an ingredient list or a product name.

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The short answer, already written.

Every cheat sheet

Kept current · from What’s New

This week at SafeMama

  • Oct 23UpdatedBPA-free canned food sheet now links to a page for each foodThe BPA-free canned food cheat sheet now sends beans, tomatoes, sardines, salmon and tuna, and coconut milk to a page of their own, adds what the big brands say about their cans, and updates two notes.
  • Oct 16UpdatedSafe Home re-graded to acceptableSafe Home moves to acceptable under our certification-scope rule: its state laboratory certification covers the lab, not the home test kit we list.
  • Oct 15NewGoodPop profile publishedGoodPop, the dye-free freezer pop on our snack lists, now has a published profile, graded recommended on an organic certificate we read on the USDA's own register, with a pending competitor case disclosed.
  • Oct 14NewFourteen brand safety profiles publishedFourteen more brands behind our picks now have published profiles, from Pipette and Surf Sweets to LunchBots and Stur, each graded under the same rules and dated.
Everything that changed

Our reader favorite

Ditch the Dyes, together.

A warm printable walk-through: dye-free checklists, four weeks of meal plans, grocery brands we trust, and sweet kid printables for the fridge.

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The Ditch the Dyes printable guide with checklists and meal plans

Know the risks

How worried should you actually be?

Calm, sourced explainers. What it is, where it hides, and the one or two things worth changing.

What we’re known for

Food dyes

The dyes, the foods, meds and toothpastes they hide in, and the swaps your kids will actually eat.

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Free tools

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My List

We did the shopping. Keep what you’d buy.

Tap + My Liston any pick. It saves with the cut you chose and the store link, grouped by cheat sheet — a shopping plan, on every device. Sign up with an email; nothing else is asked.

  • Add from any pageBoards, products, brands.
  • Reads like a cartBy cheat sheet, with where to buy.
  • Recall alertsNextOn anything you’ve listed.
  • Winner changesNextIf a listed pick is replaced, and why.
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How a pick is chosen

Three steps, in the open.

  1. Research

    Independent certifications, disclosed ingredients and recall history, checked against our published criteria.

  2. Computed, not assigned

    Our rating runs from one published formula for every product. No one hand-picks a number.

  3. Dated checks

    Our own ingredient-panel checks carry a date, because an undated badge is marketing.

Our full criteria & scoring