Study: popular baby blankets and stuffed animals are mostly plastic, may contain “forever chemicals”

Written by Dominick Lacitignola

A MADEWORKS Intelligence review of bestselling baby blankets and stuffed animals found none rated "best-in-class" — most were synthetic plush with plastic components and undisclosed dyes and finishes, and "stain-resistant" or "antimicrobial" claims often signal PFAS or formaldehyde-based resins.

Read the source: http://finance.minyanville.com/minyanville/article/bizwire-2026-10-29-new-madeworks-intelligence-study-finds-popular-baby-blankets-and-stuffed-animals-are-mostly-plastic-and-may-contain-forever-chemicals-and-undisclosed-additives

Our toy picks, all non-toxic: https://www.nontoxicbabies.com/product-categories/toys-stuffed-animals

Dominick Lacitignola
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