CPSIA Impacts on Children's Apparel Industry

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1. 21901
   Name: Kristina Silva on Jun 4, 2010

   Comments: I am signing this petition to propose clarification of the bill set to pass by the CPSIA in an attempt to keep small businesses and handmade toymakers and other children's product crafters immune to the testing regulations. I believe that the CPSIA is in place to prevent harmful materials from existing in children's products, but that the strict guidelines are unrealistic to the efforts of small businesses and stay-at-home crafters.

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2. 21902
   Name: Victor Garcia on Jun 7, 2010

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3. 21903
   Name: Josie on Jul 4, 2010

   Comments: If clothing and embellishments are both certified, why the need to re-cert once you put them on to the clothing? Seems like a ploy to get more money out of us small businesses

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14. 21914
    Name: Cary Jeffrey on Jul 9, 2010

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15. 21915
    Name: Rachel Kuchar on Jul 16, 2010

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16. 21916
    Name: Leslie Armagost on Jul 18, 2010

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17. 21917
    Name: Heather Freeman on Jul 18, 2010

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18. 21918
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 18, 2010

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19. 21919
    Name: Michelle on Jul 20, 2010

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20. 21920
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 26, 2010

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21. 21921
    Name: Kegan Ball on Aug 5, 2010

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22. 21922
    Name: Christina A Ryder on Aug 20, 2010

    Comments: The practice of allowing certain chemicals to be added to jewelry, clothes and numerous items pertaining to children has to stop. We are putting our children in danger and the E PA has to step up to the plate and elimiate anything harmful that can affect our childrens lives.

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23. 21923
    Name: Zachary Sisson on Aug 22, 2010

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24. 21924
    Name: Anonymous on Aug 26, 2010

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25. 21925
    Name: Umashankar on Sep 21, 2010

    Comments: Very good information

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26. 21926
    Name: Umashankar on Sep 21, 2010

    Comments: Very good information

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27. 21927
    Name: Lisa Crigger on Sep 28, 2010

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28. 21928
    Name: Noelle on Oct 5, 2010

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29. 21929
    Name: Mindy Sebastain on Oct 7, 2010

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30. 21930
    Name: Erica Vance on Oct 29, 2010

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31. 21931
    Name: Corinne on Nov 4, 2010

    Comments: All I have to say is I really wanted to start my own little business and what I had in mind was dying onsies and stenciling some designs onto them to sell. Which I don't get how this would need to be tested since all the items I would be using would be all purchased from the store, so why should this law affect me if it's already been tested in order to be sold in major retailers.

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32. 21932
    Name: Stacy Burns on Nov 11, 2010

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33. 21933
    Name: Jennifer Marshall on Nov 11, 2010

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34. 21934
    Name: Charlotte Lasselsberger on Nov 26, 2010

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35. 21935
    Name: Scott Schmoyer on Nov 26, 2010

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36. 21936
    Name: Yamilka Velazquez on Dec 7, 2010

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37. 21937
    Name: Natalie Sand on Dec 13, 2010

    Comments: My dream is to start a line of organic baby clothes. This legislature is stopping dreams of many.

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38. 21938
    Name: Amanda Cast on Jan 8, 2011

    Comments: What a crock. Honestly, if you want to help us stop lead from coming into the country, spend the damned money to help manufactures be able to make and produce their toys in the USA!!!

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39. 21939
    Name: Michael on Jan 10, 2011

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40. 21940
    Name: Kacy L Burchfield on Jan 11, 2011

    Comments: I would think that in this time of economic crisis the government would be embracing small businesses and work at home moms and dads. I'm saddened that this means I will most likely have to close up my shop, and send my son to daycare so that I can go back to work, just so my family can eat.

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41. 21941
    Name: Caryn Stockwell on Jan 12, 2011

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42. 21942
    Name: Robert Steffen on Jan 13, 2011

    Comments: Unless this Act is drawn up with far greater clarity regarding the true concerns over which the CPSIA was founded, the negative impact will devastate countless businesses and individuals across the nation. The core supply of these dangerous products do not reside on our shores, therefore creating laws for which the innocent must pay the price will do far more harm than any good. Instead of stemming the tide of unsafe merchandise from it's primary source, we will be penalizing the people who are not the problem - forcing thousands to join the ranks of the unemployed and bankrupt.

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43. 21943
    Name: Stacy Vidrine on Jan 14, 2011

    Comments: This will cause many woman to have to leave the home and their families to seek work outside the home. Our country already has an unemployment issue and this will make that situation worse. It is a way of life for many to enjoy handmade, unique items that are not mass produced and pride themselves from buying items made here in the US while keeping mom's at home doing what they love. I feel that this is devastating on many levels for so many women and families.

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44. 21944
    Name: Cinda Brown on Jan 14, 2011

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45. 21945
    Name: Kayla Hurley on Jan 30, 2011

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46. 21946
    Name: Nikki Saull on Jan 30, 2011

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47. 21947
    Name: Maria Baldwin on Jan 31, 2011

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48. 21948
    Name: Kelly on Jan 31, 2011

    Comments: let's not favor the mega businesses!

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49. 21949
    Name: Jessica Higdon on Feb 23, 2011

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50. 21950
    Name: Elysse Fleece on Mar 3, 2011

    Comments: As a military spouse I not only have our business as a extra form of income but it allows me to use my frustration and fears associated with my husbands career as a gateway. I understand that there are concerns of lead as there have been so many recalls in the past years but by passing this law you will be affecting so many other business woman who use their crafts and small business as a way to feel needed outside their position as a mom and wife. I urge you to consider us and speak on our behalf. We relay on our crafts and small business as a relaxing tool and also a business venture for those who can not work outside of the home. We need a voice and urge you to please speak on our behalf. This law will put us out of business and create a bigger debt ratio for all of us who have thousands of dollars in materials we use for our products. By allowing this law to pass we lose the ability to afford to use these materials and thus puts us in debt and creates stress,tension and family problems. Please speak on our behalf and reconsider this law!

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