Protecting Children Where They Live, Learn and Play

This month, EPA is sharing resources and advice on how to protect children from environmental threats where they live, learn and play.

View as a webpage / Share Protecting Children Where They Live, Learn and Play Children's Health Month This month, EPA is sharing resources and advice on how to protect children from environmental threats where they live, learn and play. Each week, we will share information on one of these three places where children spend most of their time! So, stay tuned this month to learn more. Protect Children Where They Live! Check your home for pollutants: Lead Asthma Triggers Radon Mold Second-Hand Smoke and Electronic-Cigarette Aerosols Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) Properly filter air and ventilate your home with clean air. Try using Safer Choice cleaning products where each ingredient is reviewed for human health and environmental safety. Look for the label: When using chemicals and pesticides at home be cautious, always read the labeled directions, keep products out of kid's reach, and never allow children to use the products themselves, even disinfecting wipes. Prepare now for the unexpected! Learn best practices for protecting children during an environmental emergency like a smoke event or heat wave. Learn more about Children's Health and Healthy School Environments.

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