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Best matchCheat sheetCheat Sheet: BPA-free canned foodReaders keep asking for a list of canned foods that contain BPA. Until the mid-2010s that list was almost every can on the shelf, which is why this one runs the other way: the brands that moved off BPA linings early, when the rest of the industry followed, and where BPA is still likely to be.Open the cheat sheetCheat sheets (5)
- Safer backpacks cheat sheetBackpack makers change how they source and produce constantly, which makes this one genuinely hard to pin down. The thing to avoid is PVC — and the harder problem is that finding out whether a bag contains it usually means asking, and then deciding whether you believe the answer.Cheat sheet
- Safer bug repellent cheat sheetHow to keep mosquitoes and other biting insects off your family without reaching straight for DEET — including the plant-derived active that is genuinely proven, which is the part most natural-repellent lists get wrong.Cheat sheet
- Safer lunch gear cheat sheetLunch gear is one of the few things a child uses every single school day for years, and it holds their food. Three shelves here — the box or bag itself, the containers that go inside it, and what replaces a plastic sandwich bag — with what each brand actually says about lead, quoted rather than summarized.Cheat sheet
- The non-toxic sunscreen cheat sheetThe at-a-glance version: what makes a sunscreen safer, the seven ingredients we skip and why, what the words on the bottle legally mean, and our mineral picks by format. Bookmark it for the season.Cheat sheet
- The toys and art supplies cheat sheetThe at-a-glance version for the toy bin and the art cart: what to look for on play dough, crayons, bath toys and baby toys, what the standards on the box do and do not mean, and our picks by cut. It points to the full pages rather than repeating them.Cheat sheet