The pan-European organisation "Women in Europe for a Common Future" (WECF) has launched a baby's room health-safety tour through an interactive game

With WECF’s consent, we are here presenting the WECF project “Nesting”, launched 17th February 2009. The project aims to raise parents’ awareness of the relation between child health and environmental pollution, so much present in our everyday life.

The Nesting project proposes advices so to guarantee a healthy environment to our newborns and small children. It provides information on toxic substances which can be found in many products aimed for children, from furniture to cosmetics, clothes and toys. The aim of the project Nesting is to help parents to find healthier, effective and feasible alternatives.

Babies and small children spend much of their time inside and are therefore vulnerable to interior pollution. The Nesting project responds to the need to be better and more accurately informed about risks related to interior pollution. The project offers various alternatives to minimize those risks. By diminishing the exposure of children, in their key period of development to various types of pollution, we can contribute long term to the improved health of the future adult population as well.

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