US EditionStrollers and other baby products will get more expensive -- and harder to find -- with tariffs
- President Donald Trump announced tariffs on baby products, prompting many parents to rush purchases to avoid price increases.
- Tariffs of 10% to 145% on imports are expected to significantly raise prices for essential baby products.
- Elizabeth Mahon, a baby store owner, noted that these tariffs could make products like car seats unaffordable, impacting children's safety.
- The Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association requested a tariff exemption, stating that these products are vital for children's well-being.
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Bridal Companies Add Tariffs to Something Borrowed and Something Blue
Approximately 90 percent of formalwear garments are manufactured in Asia, including in China, Vietnam, the Philippines, India, Myanmar and other countries that have the skilled labor and infrastructure needed to produce them.
Sam Rutledge and his wife are expecting a baby by mid-July, so they thought they would have a few more months to investigate and buy the items they will need.
Baby essentials more expensive than ever: How some moms are lowering those costs
Having a baby is priceless, but also expensive.Now, there is concern that tariffs could make it even more costly.The parent resource site BabyCenter recently tallied common expenses for a babys first year, finding they total $20,384.That figure is up from $15,775 in 2022, according to BabyCenter executive editor Melissa Bykofsky.Cost of diapers and formula Bykofsky worries tariffs will impact the essentials parents buy most frequently, such as d…
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