When Eleilia Preston gave birth to her first child, the last thing she
worried about was lead in toys.
The stay-at-home mom, who describes herself as "over-the-edge
careful," made sure that little Megan was always within eyesight. She
documented each bite her daughter ate and washed all her toys, several times a
That's why Preston, 29, was so shocked when doctors diagnosed the toddler
with lead poisoning.
At 21 months, Megan far exceeded every developmental milestone for her age