Baby food from several of the country's largest manufacturers are "tainted" with toxic heavy metals, according to a disturbing new government report.
The report, released Thursday morning, says those baby foods have "significant levels" of substances including lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury.
But one thing Kerner and her husband Bryan, who is a doctor, never worried about was whether the baby food contained toxic metals.
The report says "baby foods are tainted with dangerous levels" of "toxic heavy metals, including arsenic, lead, cadmium and mercury."
Several said they are part of the Baby Food Council, a group formed with the goal of voluntarily reducing heavy metals in baby foods.