For parents, expecting through age 6
Healthier picks for your little ones, without the legwork.
A short, honest list of lower-tox baby and kid products, chosen by a mom who spent a decade inside the consumer-products industry. And if what you already have is fine, I'll tell you that too.
Where are you right now?
Picks organized by the stage you're in.
Start here
The five swaps that matter most in year one.
Not all of them, and not all at once. Pick one this month. These are the things your baby touches, eats from or sleeps on every single day, so a small change goes a long way.
- 1BottlesGlass or stainless, so warm milk never sits in plastic.See picks
- 2Crib mattressWhere they spend half their day. Worth the splurge if you make one.See picks
- 3Laundry detergentFragrance-free, fully disclosed ingredients. Easy and cheap.See picks
- 4Cups and platesStainless for anything that goes in their mouth.See picks
- 5CookwarePFAS-free, for the purées and everything after.See picks
The registry guide · coming soon
Build a lower-tox registry without hours of research.
Every category you'll need, my pick at three price points, and what you can safely skip. Join the newsletter and you'll be first to know when it's out.
- Feeding, sleep, bath, nursery and on-the-go
- Budget, top pick and splurge for each
- The "don't bother" list
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Everything your family eats from, sleeps on, washes with and breathes around.
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Curated edits by occasion.
I used to help make the products. Now I help you choose them.
I spent more than a decade inside the consumer-products industry — building grocery storefronts, launching my own organic food company, and working behind the scenes at one of the country's biggest household-goods companies. I learned that making a better product is rarely simple — and what a label says doesn't always tell the whole story.
So I built Little Green List: a short, carefully researched list of lower-tox products, without the legwork. Every pick starts with the data — third-party certifications, ingredient databases, published research — and ends with a human judgment call: mine. Not sponsored, not auto-generated. And if what you already own is perfectly fine, I'll tell you that too.