Checklists

Easy one-page guides that take you, step-by-step, through simple and effective prevention methods for all kinds of situations, from improving indoor air quality to picking fruit.

Articles

A great resource that explains in simple and clear language the important preventive techniques and science to help you guard your child from harmful environmental exposures. Great for those who want to dig deeper and learn about even more meaningful ways to keep their environments free from harm.

Newsletter

Our subscription-based newsletter highlights best practices for keeping your children healthy. Learn how to prevent harmful environmental exposures with new information, science articles, current news, Healthy Child updates, non-toxic products, and useful tips.

Publications & BOOK

Great resources to use at home, or to share with your child’s schools and childcare providers and your community. From educational videos to great handbooks that guide you through safer and healthier lifestyle choices.

Ingredients/Chemical Profiles

A simple scientific resource that describes chemicals encountered in your daily life providing you with the description of the chemical, health effects and solutions to exposure, significant statistics and a list of more resources to make you an expert about any chemical listed.

For a detailed list of chemicals, use this database of household products provided by the National Institutes of Health.

Terms/Glossary

An alphabetized list of definitions of the vocabulary used in articles and resources to create a healthy environment for children. For detailed list of definitions of terms used in toxicology, check this IUPAC Glossary provided by the US National Library of Medicine.

State and Federal Policies

Information about state and federal legislations and policies enabling you to take action and influence politicians in deciding on current critical issues effecting children.

Health FAQ

Answers to questions previously asked by many parents striving to create a healthy environment for their children and themselves.