Here are some recent baby-and-child related stories from The Consumerist:

Salmonella In Common Food Additive Leads To Recall Of Pretty Much Every Food Ever
Thanks to salmonella contamination in the HVP paste at Basic Food Flavors, Inc. in Las Vegas, the FDA has recalled every food containing the product, ranging from salty snacks to salad dressings to soup and gravy mixes. The list of recalled foods containing the product is still growing, and encompasses familiar brand names ranging from Walmart's Great Value brand to McCormick to Trader Joe's. Read the full post.

Zero Nutritional Difference Between Campbell's "Healthy" Tomato Soups And Regular, Just Higher Price
A new ABC7 investigation shows Campbell's "Healthy Request" and "Low Sodium" tomato soups contain the same nutrients and exact same amount of sodium as regular tomato soups, but they cost more. "Eek! Waiter! There's a scam in my soup!" Read the full post.

Will You Wear A $600 Disney Dress Based On One Of Its Movies? How About In 5 Years?
The future of Disney merchandising will hit a lot more demographics than the mostly kid-oriented stuff of today, if Disney has any say over it. Disney has already angered theater chains by shortening the theatrical release window on its new movie-like product Alice in Wonderland, cutting into theaters' profit models in order to bump up the DVD release date. But CNBC notes that it's also launching the "most wide-ranging array of consumer products ever" for a Disney flick–and that includes thousand dollar necklaces, nail polish, and dresses that cost as much as $600. Read the full post.

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