The WLLW Guides are a series of digital resources designed to bring healthy design into everyday life. Each guide focuses on a specific room or theme, offering science-backed insights and practical advice from WLLW founder, Lisa Sternfeld, to help you create spaces that support wellbeing.

The WLLW Guide to a Designing a Healthy Children’s Bedroom is an extensive downloadable digital product developed to help parents of newborns to five-year-olds create safe, restorative spaces for their children. Drawing on robust scientific research and expert advice from healthy design specialist Lisa, the guide covers themes such as materials, air quality and lighting, as well as simple, practical choices that can support long-term wellbeing. The guide also highlights product recommendations for every aspect of a child’s bedroom to make sure it’s a nurturing, healthy environment for your little ones.

Included:

Questions to consider.
A checklist to get you started.
Our recommended products.
Additional resources to support caregivers.

With every purchase, 10% of proceeds go directly to the Children’s Environmental Health Network, helping safeguard children’s health nationwide.

"All children deserve to thrive in healthy homes. Our built environments, including child care settings, schools, and homes, can unfortunately be sites of harmful chemical contamination. We applaud the work of WLLW for the Guide to Designing a Healthy Children’s Bedroom as a resource for families and communities. The guide's 10 pillars provide a holistic view on healthy bedroom design for children, who are uniquely vulnerable to toxicants in their environments. Lisa Sternfeld draws from trusted pediatric voices to recommend thoughtfully sourced products. No child should get sick because of the place they live, sleep, and play."

CEHN, Children’s Environmental Health Network

Disclaimer: This guide is intended for educational and informational purposes only and does not substitute for professional medical advice.

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