Organic Baby Clothes - What Do I Need to Know?

Organic baby clothes have evolved into more thantrifluralin, are all known to cause cancer, and have
plain basic items into products with style and flair. Ifbeen classified by the US Environmental Protection
you are like many parents today, you want only theAgency as the most dangerous pesticides. By
safest material to touch your baby's skin. So, whatpurchasing organic cotton, you will do well knowing
do you look for to ensure the hip little bodysuit isthe cotton is grown with GMO free seeds and no
actually organic and not an imposter?damaging insecticides or herbicides.
First, look for 100% organic cotton or certifiedWhat about bamboo? Bamboo is considered a
organic cotton. The Global Organic Textile Standardnatural, sustainable, and plant based fiber. Bamboo
(GOTS) is the worldwide leading textile processingalso has antibacterial properties which make it an
standard for organic fibers, including ecological andappealing alternative to other fibers. While bamboo
social criteria, backed up by independent certificationthe plant is a great sustainable resource, bamboo the
of the entire textile supply chain. A textile productfiber is a little more questionable. The conversation
carrying the GOTS label grade 'organic' must containprocess from plant to yarn is either mechanical or
a minimum of 95% certified organic fibers whereas achemical. Mechanical manufacturing changes bamboo's
product with the label grade 'made with organic' mustform to a linen bamboo, but tends to be very costly.
contain a minimum of 70% certified organic fibers.The chemical manufacturing process yields bamboo
Why is this important? According to the Organicrayon which is generally found in clothing. It is the
Trade Association, conventionally grown cottonchemical manufacturing process that still needs work
accounts for up to 10% of the world's pesticides andto be a safe alternative to organic cotton. For baby,
25% of all insecticides used to grow crops. Themy vote is still on certified organic cotton fabric.
pesticides used, cyanide, dicofol, naled, propargite and