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I don’t call out baby carrier brands because I’m mean — I do it because they ignore safety warnings over and over. Let’s talk about why accountability matters when babies’ lives are involved. This is some spiciness!🌶️✋🍼

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In this video, I’m talking about baby carrier brands that keep ignoring safety concerns — and why it’s a serious problem. As parents, we deserve brands that take responsibility, listen to educators, and fix their mistakes.

I’m not here for perfect; I’m here for accountability, especially when it comes to babywearing safety. Whether you use a ring sling, Meh Dai, or Lark carrier, this conversation matters to all of us.
Watch to understand why calling out unsafe practices isn’t “aggressive” — it’s necessary.

Timestamps:
0:00 Why We’re Spicy About Baby Carrier Safety
0:30 When Brands Ignore Safety Warnings
1:05 Sh*t Happens — It’s How You Respond
1:30 Why Ignoring Educators Is Dangerous
2:00 When Calling In Turns Into Calling Out
2:30 Our Growth as a Babywearing Brand
3:00 What Accountability Really Means
3:15 Closing Thoughts

I’m Skye, founder of Hope&Plum — an ethical, size-inclusive babywearing brand that puts parents and baby safety first. We believe in honest conversations, evolving practices, and standing up for what matters. https://www.hopeandplum.co/


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