Tariffs Hike Baby Gear Costs
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Strollers and other baby products will get more expensive - and harder to find - with tariffs
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An estimated 90% of the core baby care products and the parts that go into making baby paraphernalia from bottles and diaper pails to strollers and car seats are made in Asia .
Raising a child in America has never been cheap.
In the first year alone , it costs an average of $ 20,384 , according to Baby Center .
The Little Seedling baby shop in Ann Arbor , Michigan , is getting notices that some manufacturers plan to introduce steep price increases in May .
Owner Molly Ging worries about her 13 employees all moms who bring their kids to work.
“Babies don’t stop being born because there’s tariffs,” she said.
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