We recently held a very important teleclass on the health and safety of your newborn, generously co-sponsored by The Honest Company, and expertly facilitated by Christopher Gavigan, Co-founder and Chief Purpose Officer of The Honest Company and well-known environmental health leader, author and speaker.
During class, Christopher discussed topics such as how to prepare a healthy nursery, advice for expectant moms to have a safe pregnancy, recommendations on which plastics and baby products to avoid and what the numbers mean, safe house and healthy home improvement, breast feeding and bottle feeding, and more.
In case you missed it, you can listen to the recorded teleclass here.
Since Christopher mentioned The Dirty Dozen and Clean 15, what fragrance actually is, and organic bedding for your family on the call, we wanted to make sure to include resources for your ongoing reference and support that will help you create a healthy environment for your growing family:
Generously co-sponsored by
Christopher Gavigan, Co-founder at The Honest Company, is a well-known environmental health leader, author, speaker, and entrepreneur who builds impactful brands through meaningful communications platforms, innovative consumer products, and social engagement strategies. He co-founded and launched The Honest Company in 2011, a suite of healthy, non-toxic, beautifully designed products for families, with founding partners Jessica Alba and Brian Lee. As the former CEO of Healthy Child Healthy World, Christopher shaped Healthy Child to be one of the most credible and trusted organizations in the environmental and children’s health field. Christopher is also the bestselling author of Healthy Child Healthy World: Creating a Cleaner, Greener, Safer Home (Penguin/Dutton 2008). Currently, Christopher sits on the Board of Directors of Mount Sinai Hospital’s Children Environmental Health Center and is a Chief Advisor to the Cradle to Cradle Product Innovation Institute. Christopher was awarded the WebMD’s “Health Hero Award for 2010” and Elle Magazine’s “Green Award” in 2007.
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