宝宝的泡沫塑料字母毯会致癌！！！# NextGeneration - 我爱宝宝
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我刚在babiesrus给娃买了alphabet and number play mat，发现娃老是把字母抠出来
放嘴里咬，就上网想查一下有毒没有，结果发现欧洲现在禁买这种泡沫塑料的play mat
，说是会致癌。
Belgium is to ban the sale of all foam puzzle mats for babies and toddlers,
citing tests showing they contain a cancer-causing chemical.
Formamides are used to soften the foam in the mats but are corrosive and can
be deadly. Toxicologist Alfred Bernard explained:
"They are solvents, residues from the manufacturing process that stay in the
product afterwards. They can be absorbed through breathing or through the
skin. As a rule, children should not be exposed to these products."
Belgium becomes the first European country to ban the mats and will impose a
20,000 euro fine for anyone found selling them. Jean-Philippe Ducart, a
spokesman for a consumer watchdog said:
"They will be illegal in 2011 but in the meantime we ask that they be
withdrawn from the market in the interest of public health and the health of
children exposed to them."
An EU-wide ban on the mats is expected within the next few years.
In November, the EU prohibited the sale of plastic baby bottles containing
Bisphenol A, a compound that tests suggest have adverse health effects on
babies.
放嘴里咬，就上网想查一下有毒没有，结果发现欧洲现在禁买这种泡沫塑料的play mat
，说是会致癌。
Belgium is to ban the sale of all foam puzzle mats for babies and toddlers,
citing tests showing they contain a cancer-causing chemical.
Formamides are used to soften the foam in the mats but are corrosive and can
be deadly. Toxicologist Alfred Bernard explained:
"They are solvents, residues from the manufacturing process that stay in the
product afterwards. They can be absorbed through breathing or through the
skin. As a rule, children should not be exposed to these products."
Belgium becomes the first European country to ban the mats and will impose a
20,000 euro fine for anyone found selling them. Jean-Philippe Ducart, a
spokesman for a consumer watchdog said:
"They will be illegal in 2011 but in the meantime we ask that they be
withdrawn from the market in the interest of public health and the health of
children exposed to them."
An EU-wide ban on the mats is expected within the next few years.
In November, the EU prohibited the sale of plastic baby bottles containing
Bisphenol A, a compound that tests suggest have adverse health effects on
babies.
