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Healthy Alternatives

Author

Alan Kadish

March 1, 2014

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We’re constantly making choices about our child’s environment right from the get-go. But let’s face it, it’s a minefield out there!

We act out of love each time we buy or use a product that we think is good for our child, and we often find out a little too late that some choices we are making may be harmful. When they’re soothed with petroleum jelly and mineral oil, washed and shampooed with chemical-based cleansers, fed from plastic bottles, swaddled in disposable diapers, surrounded by scented products and put to sleep in pajamas treated with fire-retardant chemicals, we’re a bit oblivious. There are baby care products by the hundreds, but how can a parent educate themselves and identify healthy alternatives?

Pure Living is dedicated to helping you provide a safe and healthy environment for you and your family. Whether you’re planning for a family or right in the middle of raising one, we’ll explore and explain everything you need to know about reducing toxins and hazards in your home.

 

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