The Biden Admin is not only banning gas stoves and lightbulbs, but now they’re coming after the objects in your baby’s crib.
Forget those cute bumpers that keep your babies’ limbs from getting stuck in-between the rails. Forget the inclined sleeper that is a lifesaver when your baby has a stuffy nose. The “Nope” message of the Biden Admin has reached its tentacles into the bumpers and inclined baby sleepers.
Effective in November 2022, the Safe Sleep for Babies Act (SBBA) prohibited the sale of inclined sleepers for infants and crib bumpers, along with the manufacturing for sale, distribution or importation into the U.S., of such products.
The new rules were implemented to save the lives of infants while creating a safer marketplace for parents, according to CPSC.
On Monday, the commission approved two rules to finalize and codify bans on inclined infant sleepers and crib bumpers.
