Little Hands & New Mums

30%

Higher absorption rate through baby's skin vs. an adult's

60%

Of pregnant women use a product with a watchlist ingredient

700+

Synthetic fragrance compounds flagged as reproductive toxins

92.9%

Of child toxic-exposure incidents happen at home, not outside it

Sources: peer-reviewed cord blood and dermal absorption studies, EWG, Pediatric Research (2025), regional poison control data — full citations on the linked article below.

Not a scare piece. A plain, cited look at why children respond differently to common chemical exposures than adults do — and what that means for what ends up on a nursery shelf.

Read the full research article →

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