A couple of years ago, I wrote an article about why I will not buy BPA-free products for my son. Since then, new evidence has come out suggesting that the BPA substitutes in plastics may be just as, or even more, hazardous to our health. The bottom line is that for parents who want to minimize chemical exposure for their children, plastic is not a great choice. But what substitutions are truly safe? Glass and metal work well for baby bottles, but when it comes to plates, cups and mealtime travel...
A couple of years ago, I wrote an article about why I will not buy BPA-free products for my son. Since then, new evidence has come out suggesting that the BPA substitutes in plastics may be just as, or even more, hazardous to our health. The bottom line is that for parents who want to minimize chemical exposure for their children, plastic is not a great choice. But what substitutions are truly safe? Glass and metal work well for baby bottles, but when it comes to plates, cups and mealtime travel...
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