Online Retailer Selling X-Rated Baby Clothes

[icyfroth]

AN ONLINE retailer is facing a backlash for its “sick” X-rated babygros, bibs and toddler T-shirts.

The Cafe Press clothes designed for kids feature extreme slogans that refer to hardcore porn, drugs and sadomasochism.

Australian equality group Collective Shout say the products promote and encourage child abuse.

Collective Shout campaigner Caitlin Roper told news.com.au: “Last May we confronted Cafepress over their porn-inspired imagery and slogans on baby clothing. We came across baby onesies with slogans including “I love being a gang bang s***”, “Product of Mummy Daddy rape”, “No gag reflex” and perhaps even hundreds of similar sexualised slogans on baby clothing and merchandise.

“I’m aware of activists campaigning against CafePress from as far back as 2004, for they ‘Donkey Punch’ themed items (donkey punch refers to a violent sex act).

“When we contacted them last year, they claimed it was a computer glitch and they would be implementing a system to prevent items like these being made.

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That's just sickening.

[lloydslights]

Sick, sick, sick.  I'm speechless.

DEB

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What type of person could make those items...then.... what type of person would sell them...... disgusting!

[cmcoins2000]

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@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:

What type of person could make those items...then.... what type of person would sell them...... disgusting!

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And more to the point.

Who on earth would dress their new child in this garbage.

[icyfroth]

I'm sure there are plenty of weirdos who'd think they're cute.

[siggie-reported-by-alarmists]

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@cmcoins2000 wrote:

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@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:

What type of person could make those items...then.... what type of person would sell them...... disgusting!

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And more to the point.

Who on earth would dress their new child in this garbage.

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Probably the same people that make or sell them.

[k0llectable5]

Wow.

Kids clothing in general has been going on a downward spiral for a while now.  I'm disgusted at some of the clothing in the shops marketed at young girls.  It's prostitute wear imo.  Tiny little mini skirts and short shorts and boob tubes and not to mention pre training bra bras.  Why parents dress their children in the types of clothes mentioned in the article and the slu**y clothes I see all the time just confuses me.  People think they like it, but I think they are just buying it because it's supposedly "fashionable" and has the "brand name" or label they think is cool or whatever.  

Alot of childrens clothing these days is degenerate and immoral.  Not that I think people should dress conservatively all the time, like if your going to the beach or a pool party or something like that, it's find to wear minimal atire but as everyday wear it's not appropriate imo. 

[2106greencat]

Maybe I am old fashioned, but where are the age old favourites ?

I love daddy, mummy etc, If mum sais no ask Granma,

or just, hey I know, regular cute baby clothes!

[icyfroth]

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@secondhand-wonderland wrote:

Wow.

Kids clothing in general has been going on a downward spiral for a while now.  I'm disgusted at some of the clothing in the shops marketed at young girls.  It's prostitute wear imo.  Tiny little mini skirts and short shorts and boob tubes and not to mention pre training bra bras.  Why parents dress their children in the types of clothes mentioned in the article and the slu**y clothes I see all the time just confuses me.  People think they like it, but I think they are just buying it because it's supposedly "fashionable" and has the "brand name" or label they think is cool or whatever.  

Alot of childrens clothing these days is degenerate and immoral.  Not that I think people should dress conservatively all the time, like if your going to the beach or a pool party or something like that, it's find to wear minimal atire but as everyday wear it's not appropriate imo. 

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Kids are very concious of fitting in and if they see it worn on social media by their celebrity role models they'll want it too, and the parents cave in to the pressure.

[lloydslights]

Cave into the pressure of a tot?  Sorry, can't buy that one (the idea, I mean). 

Bring back Enid Gilchrist's little dresses and pinafores and shirred elastic sunfrocks.  Teach them about style and how to sit so that the frock sits well. 

DEB