These standards were implemented at a different time and are outdated for today's households and lifestyles. Flame retardant laws were made for a time when cigarettes, open flames, and candles were common. Today's homes have:

•Better fire safety measures - Smoke detectors, fire alarms, and early warning systems help prevent fire-related accidents.
•Flameless alternatives - Electric stoves, LED candles, and modern heating systems reduce fire hazards.
•Fewer smoking households - With stronger awareness of smoking risks, there's less exposure to open flames.

In short? The fire risks that caused the use of flame retardants years ago are much less common now. This makes chemical treatments in kids' pajamas seem unnecessary at best and harmful at worst.