The baby’s brand collided with the insistence of insisting the mother of the influencer of returning the free bed after the newborn dies: ‘Absolutely disgusting

This brand is facing many crazy moms.

A well -known children’s brand is colliding to ask for an influencer to turn the crib that sent it as she was unable to post pictures using it – because her baby died.

Brooklyn Larsen, an alum “so you think you can dance”, and her husband, Tanner, lost their newborn son, Rocky, 12 hours after surrendering.

“Our hearts are completely glowing,” Brooklyn announced on an Instagram after November 2024, a few days after her baby’s devastating death. “Our little little boy did not do it.”

Brooklyn has a 3-year-old son and previously suffered an abortion in December 2023.

She has shared knowledge of her grief over the past few months as her emotions are elaborated, and is mostly comforted by people’s responses to sad news.

However, the reaction of a brand to news of the passage of her child “absolutely disgusting” family.

Brooklyn McKenna Bangerter’s sister, another creator of family -centered content, shared that the happy brand “asked”

“I want you to think about why she couldn’t give the content,” Bangerter wrote in a sincere story on Instagram. “I am absolutely disgusted by a children’s brand that promotes support for mothers and babies – it does not even have the determination to give it the space to grieve the bassines it never took to fill.”

In comparison, she said other brands have treated her sister with “Grace & Empathy and not as a transaction”.

As the story spread, other mother’s influencers, Alumni “Sytycd” and other social media users, have continued to express their anger at the company’s behavior leaving comments on the social media account and insisting others to stop from the store.

Bangerter shared a video of her by sharing her snooo bassines, claiming she would donate her to a women’s shelter.

As the reaction continues, it happened that the child apologized to the family and those bored of the situation.

“When we learn about Rocky’s passing in December, we were angry about Brooklyn and her family. We immediately sent our flowers and condolences frankly, and did not mention anything else.” Respect for its privacy, we join directly with Brooklyn’s manager (not Brooklyn himself). “

“We know that many parents who suffer such an unimaginable and tragic loss often reveal that the appearance of an empty base or crib can become a painful memory of their grief -and parents want to remove it -so we offered her to get her snooo,” the company continued.

In the state, the company said the response was “based on what other sad families had sought in the past” and that “the content had no importance in this decision and was never mentioned”.

They also added that they have directly achieved Brooklyn and take action to train team members to better handle the grief of each family’s grief.

“This is not representative and who we are. It is not what we believe or stay,” continued statements from Happy.

“We are a small company whose only mission is to support families, especially during their most vulnerable moment. The whole team that works with love and dedication to protect babies and bring comfort to parents.”

The happiest baby was founded in 2015 by Dr. Harvey Karp, a pediatrician and children’s development specialist, and his wife, Nina Montée-Karp. The brand is best known for sleep solutions and its method “5 S – Swaddling, Shushing, swinging, success in the abdomen.

Brooklyn, Bangerter and happy baby did not respond immediately to a comment request from the post.