For good purpose, you are giving something you need in your child’s school bag. Are you aware of whether they are harmful or risky? This report gives parents what they should know about educational materials.
* Learn about good children’s product
As a parent, you think that school supplies made for kids are safe for their use. But the US Public Interest Research Group (U.P.P.R.G.) is giving some indication. Morgan Stats, Health and Safety Investigator, Consumer’s Safe Ordnance, said: “We find that many of the products we give to our children for the school are harmful chemicals (such as pathiles, asbestos, benzene and lead).” The long-term use of products is associated with various diseases (such as cancer, developmental problems and neurotoxic CCT) to be taken. “Even short-term use of these things, headaches, stomach and muscle pain can be kryampa.
So it is important for the kids to buy research before purchasing something important.
* Backpack
Maryland Nelson, co-founder and material expert of the Branch Basic and Dietary and Environmental Consultant, advised parents in relation to a backpack that they should refrain from buying backpacks that contain either Vinnyle or Polyvinyl chloride or PVC (or recycle number 3). He said, ‘Shiny backpack is usually made with Vinail and can have PVC, Lead and high altitude pathathas.’ Patheless asthma, metabolic disorders like diabetes and obesity, related to endocrine problems and more. In buying a backpack, he is advised to buy backpacks made of natural fibers (like Cotton, Linen, Hemp or Canvas).
* Plastic Tiffin Box
Many plastic tiffin boxes (even children’s special Tiffin boxes) are made of vinyl plastics, where there are pathlas. This group enhances plastic flexibility in the production of chemical, but it has many health risks related to it, such as asthma, low IQ, altitude reproductive development and diabetes, said the station. Pathlets can enter the body when the children eat food or drink in the Tiffin box rich in pathhelts.
* Three-ring Binders
Pathlesss are used to create many three-ring binders. The station warns, “Pathless exponential pathways can expose the pathell exposure, children are at particular risk – because they have a hand-to-mouth practice (mouth-to-mouth practice).” The station is more sustainable material (eg, Harvested Wood, Cloth and Recycled Cabard ). If you are not sure whether there are pathletes in a product, see if there is Universal Recycling Symbol ‘3’ or ‘V’ inside the product, it indicates that the product is made with PVC.
* Paper and notebooks
Nelson advises to avoid chlorine-bleached paper products as far as possible. He said, ‘It uses environmental issues – paper mill chlorine and releases trillions of gallon wastewater and pollutes the air, water and environment. If possible, choose Unblocked, Processed Chlorine Free (PCF) and Post-Consumer Waste Recycled Content Paper Products.
* Color pencil
The station said, ‘U. come. PIRG recently confirmed that there are asbestos in some color pencil brands, a fiber mineral – which is linked to exposure to mesothelioma and lung cancer. “Although the use of asbestos to create color pencils, experts say that exposing children with this toxin is unnecessary Buy ‘PRODUCT’ by checking ‘AP’ in la abel, AP means Rodaktati non-toxic. If you do not see this, see if there is a ‘Children’s Product Certificate’ in the product, this means the product has a third-party testing for safety.
* Marker
Many markers in the market have potential carcinogenic benzene, with which leukemia and kidney and liver damage are found. U. come. The PIRG study found that benzene present in the marker is dangerous. Dangers, headaches, and sleepiness are the possible symptoms of short-term use. For markers like color pencils, check the ‘AP’ label or ‘Children’s Product Certificates’.
* Water bottles
Plastic water bottles contain harmful chemicals – the potential risk of SIS is due to child development problems, blood loss and cardiovascular problems. STAT Parents are advised to refrain from buying recyclable water bottles in Pathlesss or Bisphenol (BPA), because they also have health risk related.
* Drawing material
Drawing products contain harmful chemicals. Nelson says to discontinue the ‘CAL’ products – CL denotes that the product contains harmful ingredients. He instead advises to choose a product that is ‘Approved Product’, CP (Certified Product) or HL (Health Label). But these labels do not guarantee that the product is completely harmful chemical free.
