Chemicals in everyday products that affect kids


BPA is banned in the making of baby bottles because of its potential harm to a baby's growth and development. — 123rf

What if the products you use every day – your child’s lunchbox, the shampoo for their hair, or even the scent in your living room – could be quietly influencing their growth and development?

Invisible to the naked eye, certain chemicals known as endocrine disruptors are woven into the fabric of our daily lives.

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