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Topic: Little Lambs and Ivy
Register now for Fall savings!
By Beth Britton | August 31, 2009 | 
A woman shopping at the Little Lambs and Ivy fall consignment sale
Little Lambs and Ivy is hosting its 13th Annual Fall/Winter Consignment Sale on September 16th-19th. If you are interested in putting in items to consign you can go online to register for an appointment for the September 10th-12th drop off dates.
Items to be sold are infants to children’s clothing size 14, Infant equipment, toys, as well as Maternity clothing. All items must be cleaned and pressed and must follow the hanging requirements posted on the Little Lambs and Ivy website. «Read the rest of this article»
New mandate on toys goes into effect; used products exempt from testing
By Beth Britton | February 10, 2009 |
August 14th, 2008, former President George Bush signed and set in motion The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008. This Act was brought about by the large amount of recalled toys and baby products in the year 2007.
The CPSIA calls for any children’s product exceeding the amount of 600-ppm (parts per million) lead content cannot be sold in the United States. Items that fall under this Act are children’s toys, cribs, pacifiers, children’s jewelry, baby bouncer seats, walkers and jumpers. Any product that can be mouthed, or ingested by a child under the age of twelve must be tested for safety. «Read the rest of this article»
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