Creating the ultimate healthy, toxin-free environment for your baby — without stressing out Mom and Dad — is what this e-book is all about. Full of essential tips and buying guides, it's a handy digital roadmap to the safest, healthiest options in baby décor, from cribs, mattresses, bedding and toys to paint, wallpaper, flooring, air purifiers and more. . More than 50 healthy nursery tips plus 11 buying guides help parents-to-be–and their babies–rest easy.<br><br>This guide can help you feel good about your child's environment choices. Dr. Frank Lipman, M.D., an internationally recognized expert in integrative medicine, and Robyn Griggs Lawrence, who writes and speaks extensively on creating healthy homes, will help you with simple steps to making your child's nursery safe and nurturing.
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Robyn Griggs Lawrence. 7 Steps to a Safe, Nurturing Nursery
1. Keep it clean
2. Forget about fire safety codes
3. Keep the lead out
4. Be drastic about plastic
5. Embrace hand-me-downs
6. Let it outgas
7. Wash everything in vinegar
BUYING GUIDE Cribs
BUYING GUIDE Mattresses
BUYING GUIDE Mattress Pads and Bedding
BUYING GUIDE Changing Tables
BUYING GUIDE Window Treatments
BUYING GUIDE Flooring
BUYING GUIDE Rugs
BUYING GUIDE Paint
BUYING GUIDE Wallpaper
BUYING GUIDE Toys
BUYING GUIDE Air Filters
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The Environmental Protection Agency has found that indoor air is two to five times more polluted than outdoor air, and many of the pollutants and chemicals that could harm your baby aren’t visible to the naked eye. A good-quality air purifier is the best way to ensure that the air in your baby’s room is clean.
Chemical particles that break off from textiles, finishes and electronics make their way into household dust. Vacuuming with a HEPA filter or wet mopping twice a week is another great way to minimize your baby’s chemical exposure. (Dry dusting and sweeping only circulates dust back into the air.)
