Table 1. Description of Baby Products Analyzed in This Study and a Summary of the Flame Retardants Detected in These Products at Concentrations >1 mg/g Foam.

			flame retardant
product	N	purchase dates	TCEP	TCPP	TDCPP	V6	U_OPFR	TPP	TBB/TBPHa	PentaBDE	no detectb
car seats (n = 21)	9	2002–2009			X
	8	2004–2009						X	X
	1	2000						X		X
	1	2010		X
	1	2008		X	X
	1	2007	X	X	X
changing table pads (n = 16)	5	2006–2010			X
	4	2008–2010		X			X
	2	2005 and 2009						X	X
	1	2002						X	X	X
	1	2006			X			X	X
	1	2010	X	X	X
	1	2010		X	X
	1	2006									X
sleep positioners (n = 15)	7	2004–2010									X
	5	2003–2010			X
	1	2010	X			X
	1	2010		X	X
	1	2010		X
portable mattresses (n = 13)	4	2004–2010						X	X
	3	2006 −2008			X
	2	2005 and 2006									X
	1	2007						X		X
	1	2007		X			X
	1	2006	X			X
	1	2000		X
nursing pillows (n = 11)	9	2003–2008	X			X
	1	2007	X	X		X
	1	2010		X	X
baby carriers (n = 5)	3	2006–2007									X
	1	2008	X			X
	1	2008			X
rocking chairs (n = 5)	1	2006						X
	1	2009						X	X
	1	2003						X		X
	1	2006			X
	1	2008		X			X
high chairs (n = 4)	2	2005–2007									X
	2	2003–2004			X
infant bath mat/sling (n = 3)	1	2003									X
	1	2006	X			X
	1	2003	X		X	X
baby walkers	2	2004–2008			X
stroller	1	2005									X
bath toy	1	2000									X
car seat pillow	1	2004						X		X
Bumbo chair	1	2006									X
nap mat	1	2004									X
toilet seat	1	unknown									X
concentration range (mg/g)			1.08 – 5.94	1.11 – 14.4	2.4 - 124	N/Mc	N/Mc	1.0 −9.5	5.85 – 42.5	16.6–51.54
mean concentration (mg/g)			5.91	5.49	39.22	N/Mc	N/Mc	3.80	18.51	32.27

^aThe brominated compounds present in FM 550. All samples containing TBB/TBPH also contained TPP.

^bInfers either no detection of chemicals or peaks were unidentifiable.

^cN/M – indicates not measured due to absence of calibration standard.