The green movement has made us all aware of the need to save the planet. Small things that you do can be a great help in ensuring the safety of the planet. From recycling to carpooling to wearing organic clothing, small steps in this direction can prove to be big leaps towards making the world greener.

The word ‘organic’ in the context of fibers refers to the production of cotton, wool and other natural fibers without any artificial intervention of chemicals, pesticides and radiation. From seed to the finished product, organic bedding and fabrics must be free of chemicals to the maximum extent possible.

Your baby deserves the best from you. If the baby is exposed to chemicals used in industrial treatment of fabrics, there is a higher likelihood of developing increased vulnerability to allergens and asthma. This, more than anything else, is the reason why the present generation is more prone to these ailments than our ancestors. Ever since World War II, chemicals have invaded our homes and the environment to such an extent that it is practically impossible to buy a chemical-free product unless you are extra careful about how and where you shop.

Purchasing a safe organic crib mattress can be your first step towards the healthy growth of your baby. Babies sleep for the major part of the day until they are old enough to crawl and walk. For proper growth, your baby needs a comfortable sleeping surface that provides an environment that is conducive to healthy breathing. Only organic crib mattresses, made from organic cotton, linen or wool, ensure that your baby sleeps in an environment that is naturally free from allergens.

Besides contributing to the health of your baby, organic mattresses are also fire resistant. On the contrary, synthetic fabrics are highly combustible and burst into flames on a small ignition. Chemicals used to treat fabrics destroy the inherent fire-resisting properties of even natural fibers. Safe organic crib mattresses, on the other hand, are made from pure organic cotton or wool and therefore retain the natural fire resistant properties of the fiber.

Buying organic products is definitely not a fad. It is actually an effort to give back what we take from the environment. In addition, it is an extremely important measure that we need to take for the proper growth of our children.

References:

http://www.kushtush.com/eco-ideas.htm 
http://www.kushtush.com/aboutallergies.htm 

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