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Industry moves to ban drop-sided cribs

By Jeremiah | March 20, 2009 | 3 comments / Comment now
Industry moves to ban drop-sided cribs
The baby industrial complex is working with ASTM International (the big voluntary safety standards organization governing U.S. consumer products) to ban drop-side cribs from the market. We'll offer our own fairly contrarian assessment of this move and the politics behind it tomorrow on Z Recommends.
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Categories: cribs, safety
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1. divrchk [3/21/09]

I loved the drop rail crib that I used for both of my children.  I’m looking forward to your thoughts tomorrow.

2. Audrey [3/24/09]

Great… more contraband in my house.

3. Monique [12/01/09]

I decided not to buy this type of crib as soon as I looked at it. It looks like it would be dangerous.

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