In 2005, helpful big sister Brittney Maxson tried to enter an A&F dressing room at the Mall of America to assist her younger sibling, 14-year-old Molly, who is autistic. She was confronted by store staff, who said that Abercrombie policy didn't allow more than one person in … [Read more...]
Recall-Prone Mattel Skates By Third-Party Toy Testing
Mattel. The name is no longer only synonymous with Barbie, Hot Wheels, and Polly Pocket. Now when you hear "Mattel", it's flashback time: to lead-laden, choketastic toys. When the Consumer Products Safety Commission was charged with implementing the new CPSIA, designed to make … [Read more...]
Stranger Slaps Toddler to "Shut her up!"
In a Walmart in the suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, a man walked up to Sonya Mathews, whose 2-year-old daughter was crying in the store. He uttered those classic words: If you don't shut that baby up, I will shut her up for you. A couple aisles over, he made "good" on his word and … [Read more...]
Win a Neogreene Laptop Sleeve and Water Bottle Tote
Thanks to all who entered-this contest is now closed! Do you know that Neoprene- that black stretchy material that goes into wetsuits, laptop sleeves, and knee braces, and which encases much of the gear we use to carry our electronics, water bottles, and lunch bags- is quite … [Read more...]
Family Games Night With Eco-Friendly Playing Cards
For some reason, when I think of products that need to 'go green', certain types of items tend to top the list. Cleaning products. Plastic children's toys. Paint and building materials. Baby supplies. Food. Clothing. Playing cards had not yet entered my mind. So … [Read more...]
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