Research-backed articles about what's in your water, air, and home — and what you can do about it.
Short answer: no. Brita's standard filters use activated carbon that reduces chlorine taste but does not remove PFAS, lead, fluoride, or microplastics. Here's what actually works.
The honest answer depends on where you live and what's in your local water supply. Here's how to find out and what to do about it.
One has NSF certification for 84 contaminants. The other was ordered by the EPA to stop selling. The comparison isn't even close anymore.
I compared every water filter certified to remove PFAS forever chemicals. Here are the three that actually have independent test data to back their claims.
I tested and researched air purifiers for my kids' rooms. Here are the 3 best for nurseries — quiet enough for sleep, powerful enough to actually clean the air.
I compared ingredients, safety ratings, and real-world performance. Here are the safest sunscreens for babies — all mineral, all pediatrician-recommended.
Pollen season runs from early spring through fall, but it varies by region and type. Here's when each type peaks, how to protect your kids, and when to worry.
More articles are published regularly. Each one is researched, fact-checked, and written in plain language — no medical jargon, no fear-mongering, just the information you need to make good decisions for your family.