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@innocentguy12 I had mango in whatever EarthMama product I was using, but it was 3 years ago so i have no idea what the ingredients are now. I just remember struggling to find baby-friendly toiletries that didn’t have nuts, coconut, milk, eggs, wheat, or oats.

@kimrossie Sounds like the choice is if you want walkability or chickens! The two are rarely compatible: to have a yard big enough for chickens, you’ll be in a more suburban space that doesn’t have coffee shops (even if it might have sidewalks)

@innocentguy12 Here’s a press release from one of the first big papers that linked skin contact with peanut to peanut allergies. Use it to get to the actual paper (sorry, shit internet at the moment). The current research should be pretty easy breadcrumbs forward as they’ll reference it. I...

@kimrossie I’m in shock that $500k is expensive and 1100sf with a yard is small! 😆 My HCOL area has totally warped my perspective. Both are good options, it just depends on your priorities and desired lifestyle. Think about if this is a for-now home, for-kids home, or forever home. If it’s for...

@pandabear84 I got the lessons from my toddler’s allergy doctor and again from his dermatologist, so I don’t have specific papers in mind. You can certainly learn more from Food Allergy Canada; they have a few archived webinars on allergies in babies that get into it.

@computergal Does baby have a family history of allergies, eczema, or asthma? If so, I highly suggest more processed toiletries like Cerave are a safer choice than more plant-based toiletries like Earth Mama. Current food allergy research suggests that foods in broken skin (like coconut oil on...

@dominga I love my LennyLight. I think you can find a few of my reviews of it on this group but misspelled LennyLite. I carry my 20lb baby for hours a day chasing toddler without discomfort. He pretty much does all his naps in his carriermuch! 😬 I live in the Pacific Northwest, so can’t speak...

@orthodoxjay1 My priorities would be: Replace range. Gas stoves are a huge ongoing source of crap indoor air quality. Then: Air purifiers. It’ll be an ongoing mitigation for anything and everything from illness to pollen to smoke. Then: Upgrade range to vent outside.