In continuing on with yesterday's story about BPA it should be noted that traces of BPA have been found in products that state they are BPA free.

Dr. Brown's Natural Flow bottle that has received much praise for being BPA free actually isn’t.

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A new study by the, “University of North Carolina and British Columbia’s Simon Fraser University is the first to examine the link between prenatal BPA exposure and behaviour problems in children.”

The study revealed that:

Daughters of women who were exposed to a common chemical found in plastics, while they were pregnant are more likely to show aggressive and hyperactive behaviours as two-year-olds, a new study shows.

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