It’s concerning to think that products designed for infants may not always be safe, as recent events with baby food have shown. Johnson & Johnson, known for their baby powder among other products, has issued a recall due to asbestos being found in their powder. Asbestos is a carcinogen linked to cancer, specifically mesothelioma. Despite claims of safety from the company, evidence suggests otherwise. This recall highlights the importance of testing talc for asbestos to avoid contamination. The presence of this carcinogen in baby products is alarming, considering the potential health risks it poses. Awareness of such issues can lead to safer alternatives, like homemade baby powder.