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| yes sir, that's my BABY..no sir, I don't mean maybe..!. . .Carter's baby clothes cause rash. . . Posted by: NewtonMP2100
Date: November 18, 2008 03:51PM
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. . .tagless clothes. . .for babies. . .no recall yet. . .
Carter's Tagless Clothing Investigation Viewer Reaction
. . .Three California families. Three similar stories about how they believe their babies were harmed by wearing Carter's baby clothes.
"It was bright red. It was oozing, weeping. It was just bad," says John Kunze.
"I started to pull and the skin came off with his pajamas," says Amy Muir:
"It was more like a burn or a welt," Says Lindsey Webb.
Lindsey Webb of West Covina says her daughter Kayliegh wore Carter's clothes most every day. She says The rash first appeared shortly after coming home from the hospital. Kayliegh's rash still hasn't healed.
"This has caused her 9 months of pain and suffering," says Lindsey Webb.
So Webb has filed a 5 million dollar class action lawsuit against Carter's.
The lawsuit claims Carter's "failed to warn of the dangers" of their defective clothes. It claims the "tag less labels contain chemicals that cause serious skin reactions." The lawsuit demands "restitution " for consumers and the clothes be "moved" from stores.
"Carter's needs to be held accountable," says Lindsey Webb.
Carter's says they will not comment on pending litigation, but company stresses their clothes are safe, the rashes are nothing more than rare allergic reactions and their products meet the highest safety and quality standards and are compliant with all laws and regulations. . .
mysterious RASH. . .
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I reject your reality and substitute my own!
Carter's Tagless Clothing Investigation Viewer Reaction
. . .Three California families. Three similar stories about how they believe their babies were harmed by wearing Carter's baby clothes.
"It was bright red. It was oozing, weeping. It was just bad," says John Kunze.
"I started to pull and the skin came off with his pajamas," says Amy Muir:
"It was more like a burn or a welt," Says Lindsey Webb.
Lindsey Webb of West Covina says her daughter Kayliegh wore Carter's clothes most every day. She says The rash first appeared shortly after coming home from the hospital. Kayliegh's rash still hasn't healed.
"This has caused her 9 months of pain and suffering," says Lindsey Webb.
So Webb has filed a 5 million dollar class action lawsuit against Carter's.
The lawsuit claims Carter's "failed to warn of the dangers" of their defective clothes. It claims the "tag less labels contain chemicals that cause serious skin reactions." The lawsuit demands "restitution " for consumers and the clothes be "moved" from stores.
"Carter's needs to be held accountable," says Lindsey Webb.
Carter's says they will not comment on pending litigation, but company stresses their clothes are safe, the rashes are nothing more than rare allergic reactions and their products meet the highest safety and quality standards and are compliant with all laws and regulations. . .
mysterious RASH. . .
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I reject your reality and substitute my own!
| Re: yes sir, that's my BABY..no sir, I don't mean maybe..!. . .Carter's baby clothes cause rash. . . Posted by: Racer X
Date: November 18, 2008 07:44PM
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