Author: Lisa Frack
Website: http://www.enviroblog.org/2009/03/please-dont-paint-her-toes…
Last week I took my kids for a haircut. We go to a terrific woman in our neighborhood who runs a hair salon out of her house, and she’s cut my kids hair since their very first cut. She’s warm, patient and loves my kids. While my 6-year-old son was squirming in her chair, she offered to have her daughter paint my 3-year old’s toenails.

Since I’m hardly a fan of carcinogenic ingredients and am unsure which nail polishes contain them and which have removed them, I said no.
Saying “no” can be hard.
Saying no, of course, is far easier said than done. Oh, I can say no to my 3-year-old (do it all the time), but I also had to say no to this super nice woman who made a generous offer to please my daughter. Slightly trickier, right?
So I explained to my crying daughter that we can’t paint her toe nails because the polish might have toxic ingredients that “aren’t healthy for her body” (my kids hear this all too often). All said, of course, in front of our friendly…
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