Many moons ago I wrote about an eco-conscious baby product company by the name of ZoLi. Now that I have a little baby of my own I’ve had a chance to try out some of ZoLi’s products and promises, and let me tell you, they deliver.

Health-conscious parents will be happy to know that all ZoLi products are BPA and phthalate-free.  (No endocrine disruptors leaching out of the plastic and into your baby’s body.) And their philosophy extends to their recycled paper and soy ink …

Tags: baby , bottle , child , conscious consumerism , phthalates , phthalates in kid's products , zoli

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It appears new government toy regulations will finally put the makers of bad toys in the dog house, but required certification is also punishing exporters of naturally-made good toys, according to one of the most highly respected toy retailers in the Bay Area.

Ash Web, manager of The Ark in Berkeley, Ca, explains that companies such as Selecta from Germany, which produces popular wooden doll and dog houses (above), baby rattles and push toys, have to pay a hefty price for the greed of dollar-driven exporters of unsafe …

Tags: CPSC , lead paint in toys , magnets in toys , phthalates in kid's products , toy recall , toy testing

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