Keep Your Child Safe! Find Out Which Cars and Car Seats Contain Toxic Chemicals.
HealthyCar.org has just released the 2nd annual consumer guide to toxic chemicals in cars (and child, baby, and infant car seats), complete with the newest test results for over 200 of the most popular 2008 and 2009 model vehicles and over 60 child car seats.
As an added bonus, this year’s rankings are cross-referenced with fuel economy figures, allowing consumers to find both healthy and fuel-efficient vehicles.
This is great information for parents! We spend so much accumulated time in vehicles with our children, and many cars release toxins that are linked to birth defects, cancer, and learning disabilities. The videos below wonderfully show what toxins hide where, how they affect our health, and what you can do to find the healthiest car in the future.
HealthyCar.org Gives The Stink On “The New Car Smell”
Best Rated Non-Toxic Car Seats 2008 Models
Infant Car Seats:
Graco–Passage 540 Travel System Mary Ann
Graco Snugride Sterling
Convertible Car Seat:
Sunshine Kids Radian 65 Champagne
Child Booster Seat
Sunshine Kids Monterey Expandable Booster Red
Don’t see your car seat listed above? For the full report on non-toxic and toxic car seats, click here.
SafBaby.com also recommends comparing and contrasting for the safety of car and booster seats too. With these 2 important factors studied, you will have the perfect car seat to keep your loved ones safe and healthy!
Take Action For Healthy Car Seats! Keep Our Kids Safe!
The law regulating chemicals in commerce, the Toxic Substance Control Act, is 30 years old and needs an overhaul. Send an email to Representative Dingell and Senator Boxer, and ask them to regulate toxic chemicals in products, including vehicles and child car seats.
Enjoy those road trips with laughter and playful rhymes. Safe travels!
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