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From car seats to Wal*Mart dolls: 5000 toxic chemicals in children’s products

by Jennifer Lance on May 4, 2013

Hank D and the Bee: Don't Give Toilet Water the Blues

by Joe Mohr on April 15, 2010

EWG Gives School Cleaning Supplies Their Report Cards (and it ain't pretty)

by ECP Editors on November 6, 2009

700 New Chemicals Introduced Each Year Not Tested for Toxicity

by Jennifer Lance on February 27, 2009

Toxic Chemicals in Wal Mart's Bottled Water

by ECP Editors on October 16, 2008

Honey, We Shrank His Penis.

by ECP Editors on October 6, 2008

Toxic Teens: Common Cosmetics Chemicals Alter Hormones, Disrupt Puberty

by ECP Editors on September 25, 2008

New Study Finds High Levels of Toxic Fire Retardants in Children's Blood

by ECP Editors on September 5, 2008

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    Eco-friendly children’s rooms: No VOC Lullaby Paints Chalkboard Paint

    It can be one parental fear to walk into your child’s bedroom and find they have drawn on the walls.  It can be another parental fear that your child’s health will be affected by toxic decorating, especially out gassing from paints.   Lullaby Paints has the solution to both of these problems with their colorful [...]

    Motherhood Books: There’s a Green Plastic Monkey in My Purse

    Everyone tells you motherhood will change your life.  Of course they are right, but until it actually happens, you can’t truly imagine how motherhood changes everything about your life down to the core of your being. There’s a Green Plastic Monkey in My Purse: And Other Ways Motherhood Changes Us by Jessie Clemence is a [...]

    Children’s literature: Time for a Hug board book

    Time for a Hug (Snuggle Time Stories) is a sweet little board book by Phillis Gershator and Mim Green. Following the course of a day, there is always time for a hug. Two o’clock, three o’clock. What shall we do? Bounce a ball, ride a bike, climb a tree, go on a hike. Smell a [...]