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Welcome to Nesting

When expecting a baby, you start wondering, planning and questioning. Things are changing and exciting times are ahead. Everything should be ready for the child. It should feel snug and safe in its new home, its nest. That is why Nesting wants to support you in all the new and important decisions on: renovating, furniture and the start of your life together with your baby.

Pregnancy, especially with the first child, brings up a lot of questions: What does the baby need at the beginning? How should the room be furnished? What is suitable for the child? And most importantly: What is healthy for the child?

Find your way

There are so many products for children – from furniture to skin care, clothes and toys. But not everything that is available for children is really suitable or appropriate for them, especially for babies. Some products, materials and ingredients, which are actually supposed to make everyday life easier, turn out to be a health risk and even dangerous. And yet, there are so many things to provide you and your baby with a safe and healthy start and accompany you during your enjoyable life together.

On these web pages you will find comprehensive information and tips that can support you during your own nesting process – creating the room and living space for your baby and helping both of you on your first shared steps in your daily lives. And should you not find an answer here, then, please, contact us directly. Enjoy your nesting!

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Helpful markers

It is not always easy to find your way through the many products. Although we will not suggest specific products and brands we will provide you with some helpful tips to create a healthy environment for your child. » More

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Toxic chemicals found in nearly all pregnant women

The bodies of virtually all pregnant women across the United States carry multiple toxic chemicals. Scientists at the University of California, San Francisco detected some chemicals banned since the 1970s and others used in common products such as non-stick cookware, processed foods and personal care products.

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Nestle violates UN resolutions

Nestlé is embarking on a new violation of World Health Assembly marketing requirements for breastmilk substitutes after refusing earlier this month to stop the vast majority of violations in the latest global monitoring report, presented in Geneva. » More

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Top 5 Nesting-Tips:

If you're pregnant - let someone else renovate
Avoid smoking and secondhand smoke
Airing, airing, airing
Check labels for ingredients, instructions and warning signs
Ask the retailer when purchasing for information on the product's health and safety and its environmental impact
Wear a mask and protective gloves if required when using the product; ask the manufacturer for further information on safety
Ask for products carrying an environmental label (ecolabel)

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