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Date Posted: 08:12:09 09/28/09 Mon
Author: Maria Hafner (Happy)
Subject: Going Green?

Most of us, as caring parents, do all that we can to protect our families.
What most of us don't realize is that one of the biggest threats to our children is the arsenal of toxic chemicals that we have in our homes.
Children are uniquely vulnerable to household toxins because of their higher metabolic rate. They require more oxygen, and they breathe in two to three times as much air, relative to body size, than adults. Additionally, children are more physically active, also increasing their breathing rate. Finally, children play on and close to the floor where many heavier pollutants settle. In short, our children are breathing in more toxins than adults.

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