Hmmm,well I recycle babyfood jars from daycare to use for homemade babyfood. What I get from this is that it's the sealant that leaches. Now, I wonder if that continues once it's used, washed, and reused?
Chemical found in baby food jars
Here's a good reason to make your own baby food. Scary stuff.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3194284.stm
Why is it we always hear about the Europeans discovering safety issues? Why do I never hear about the US with all it's scientific resources, doing the same? Seems everything comes down to convenience and money here
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3194284.stm
Why is it we always hear about the Europeans discovering safety issues? Why do I never hear about the US with all it's scientific resources, doing the same? Seems everything comes down to convenience and money here
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I used to work in a grocery store and would have to clean up an occasional broken jar of baby food. After smelling that stuff that baby are supposed to eat I decided any children I may have would never eat that muck.
Our girls have pretty much always eaten what we have, when they where younger it was minus the spices and salt. They never have had a bite of commercial baby food.
Eek, my stepmom used baby food jars to store her EBM in when she had my sister
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