New Tools

Symptom analysis, personalized quizzes, and fact-checking for parents.

Your Environment

Check what's in your water, air, and sunlight by ZIP code.

Product & Food Safety

Scan ingredients, check additives, and look up pesticide data.

Baby & Family Wellness

Age-based nutrition guides, supplement safety, and neurodevelopment research.

Where does this data come from?

These tools pull data directly from government and scientific sources - the same databases used by researchers and regulators.

Product Safety: CA Prop 65, IARC carcinogen classifications, ECHA SVHC list, TEDX endocrine disruptors, CPSC recalls

Water Quality: EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS)

Air Quality: Open-Meteo Air Quality API (sourced from CAMS/Copernicus forecast models)

Pollen: Open-Meteo Air Quality API (sourced from CAMS European pollen forecasting)

UV Index: Open-Meteo Forecast API (sourced from NOAA GFS and ECMWF weather models)

Food Scanner: Open Food Facts database, EFSA, FDA, EWG, Center for Science in the Public Interest

Pesticide Lookup: EWG 2025 Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce

Baby Food Safety: U.S. House Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy (2021), Healthy Babies Bright Futures, Consumer Reports

Supplement Stack: NIH Office of Dietary Supplements, ConsumerLab, Examine.com, Rhonda Patrick (FoundMyFitness), Weston A. Price Foundation

Baby Neuro Safety: Huberman Lab, AAP, EWG, CPSC, MADE SAFE, Greenguard Gold, peer-reviewed neurodevelopment research

Baby Wellness by Age: Weston A. Price Foundation, Healthy Home Economist (Sarah Pope), FoundMyFitness (Rhonda Patrick), Huberman Lab (Andrew Huberman), AAP guidelines, Nourishing Traditions Baby & Child Care

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