Safe Alternatives for Baby and Child

Ever since my daughter started eating solids, I wondered if a supplement was necessary. If so, what do I look for? Can they really boost her immune system and keep her healthy? Are they overkill and a waste of money if she is eating healthy foods?

All of these questions and so many different products to choose from. There is an overwhelming selection of vitamins, minerals, and immune boosting support supplements on the market. So, I decided to ask my pediatrician for her recommendation. She suggested Childlife® Essentials Vitamins and also added that it was one of the best supplement companies on the market.

Then we read the survey done by the FDA that found elevated levels of lead in many supplements available for children, and we really wanted to dig deeper. Read the rest of this entry »

I just heard today that the government health officials are recommending flu shots for ALL children age 6 months to 18 years old for this coming flu season. Prior to now, the influenza vaccine shot was recommended for children under 5.

The flu vaccine may (and again, maybe NOT) help you from getting the flu. But we must also not loose sight that these vaccines are full of toxic additives and preservatives such as mercury and aluminum. Added to the other recommended vaccines that are to go into our babies yearly, these neurotoxins are accumulating rapidly in their vulnerable and growing systems. Read the rest of this entry »

What we love about this article that we bring to you this week, by Dr. Philip Incao M.D., is that it opens up one’s understanding to the powerful healing ability of our amazing bodies. There is an interconnectedness to the way we care for our children when they are ill today, and the long term effect of their health down the road.

Dr. Philip Incao has been studying children’s health, the immune system, infections and vaccinations since 1970, and has given many lectures and written several articles on these topics. Read the rest of this entry »

Safbaby is excited to tell you about “Vaccinations? Assessing the Risks and Benefits” a DVD by Dr. Jay Gordon.

Why? Because as I watched Larry King Live tonight, I participated in the quick vote which polled the question if vaccines cause and contribute to autism. Shockingly 82% of the polled population said, “Yes.” That is a huge number, and in honor of Autism Day, we bring you this product review, “Vaccinations? Assessing the Risks and Benefits.”

This DVD is very insightful about this controversial issue, and we think all parents, or soon-to-be parents, must be informed. Read the rest of this entry »