Allison Evans

Think about the things that your baby is exposed to the most, the places they spend the most time.

And that is their mattress and their car seat.

And their brains are, what is it, like doubling the first year of life?

I mean, every day is so precious.

Their hormone system is so delicate.

Their skin is so thin.

They're breathing twice as much as we are pound for pound.

So, number one, if you are bringing a child home soon, if you're finding out you're pregnant, if you're trying to get pregnant early,

toss the toxins in your home, just go around your home, get rid of the synthetic fragrances.

I mean, that is the number one thing is like really just looking under counters and the little shampoo staples you bring back from hotels that are, you know, your husband's cologne or deodorant, whatever it is, like get those synthetic fragrances out.

It matters a lot.

But then as far as an investment,

I think one of the best things you could invest in is an organic mattress for your baby.

I mean, they're spending, what, 14 to 17 hours as newborns on that mattress.

They recently did a study, it was in 2025, I believe, and they found the most toxic part of the nursery is right where the mattress is because those mattresses are emitting so many different toxic chemicals from, you know, the flame retardants that cross the blood-brain barrier are directly shown to lower IQ patients

They affect the endocrine system.

The crib should be the safest place in the home.

You know, and they actually tested, I want to say they tested 16 conventional baby mattresses that they found at like whatever it is, Baby's RS, whatever the most, you know, calm target.

And every single one of them tested for just typhoid.

tons of different chemicals.