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May 18, 2016
Diaper brand claims messages on wet nappies prevent postpartum depression
HONG KONG - In an example of a brand reaching way too far in an effort to seem like it's doing good in the world, diaper brand Hello Angel has made the rather ridiculous claim that its product, plus baby urine, can help new mothers avoid postpartum depression.
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