Every child should have www.MyAngelPillow.com

JUST GIVE YOUR BABY A DRINK OF YOUR BEER AT BEDTIME. THE ONLY THIN THAT WORRIES ME THOUG IS PEEING THE BED

I think the top award should go to the Democratic Party and the Republican Party for the useless bunch of people running for President.

Wow. A $60 angel pillow. That's some craven marketing right there. If the money were going to a cause, like feeding children or getting them out of child armies or something, maybe, but... "here's a chunk of foam for you baby! Mommy just bought it for you for $60 plus shipping. Think of God while you hug it!" Blecccccch.

What every child needs is a parent who cares enough to say no to the garbage that is advertised and sold, including sugar-laden foods and fad toys. What every child needs is a parent who will spend quality time with them, show them love, protect them, and teach them right from wrong.

Did anybody think of what is in these pills that your giving to a kid. Some people are going to buy this product, because they think its safe, after all its being sold in a store. It should be taken off the shelves, someone needs to protect the kids from stupid people.

Between all the drugs they have for kids during the the day....they come up with sleeping pills?

How many kids died/got ill before they admitted they were dangerous...good job TELKADA...FDA.
and all the other corporates whores....HOPE IT WAS WORTH THE PROFIT.

So how about we just stop buying anthing from China? Let them keep their lead......and bring back American made everything.

I must say that the sleeping pills and the lead paint toys are pretty bad. However, I don't think the water and cereal is so awful. There are hundreds of bottled water suppliers out there (Pepsi) so why pick on Coke? Also, Kellogg's has had Frosted Flakes for years. If your child is obese, don't buy them. I feel the solution is simple: schedule nap times and bed times for the best sleep for children (angelpillow optional), buy toys made in the USA, pour them a glass of tap water and give them a healthy cereal. Easy Peazy. I must admit, however, I don't have children but how hard can this be?

sue the mofo's

sue the bastards

I have to agree with Nancy. When I was a kid, parents were parents. Today parents are more interested in being friends with their kid therefore, they don't say no, they don't set limits or boundaries. The reason this generation is so obese as opposed to earlier years is one thing only, the parents are shoveling the food down their own throats and happily letting their children do the same. It's not McDonald's, Kellogg's, or any other fast food or cereal manufacture fault for the obesity problem, it's the parents responsibility to say no, and not have junk food around the house. If it's not there, they can't eat it.

I agree! this isn't a place to push your products! Very tacky. And $60 for a pillow! Get a fabric crayon, a white pillow case and make your own! Angles are from God ,not internet spammers! This is a serious problem being discussed here! Angles in a pillow my behind!

Remember when kids would run around outside all day long and fought to stay up past bedtime (only to fall asleep a half an hour later). Yes it is sickening that a company would gear these pills towards children but there shouldn't be any reason kids would need them! Get your kid outside to play hide and seek or kick the can for a couple of hours! Turn off the computer, tv, or video games at least 2 hours before bedtime and give them a book and a hot bath!

#13 Lisa: Bayer is not an American company; it was founded in Germany in 1863 (one of their first products was a nice little trademarked drug called Heroin) and is still headquartered there. They just have a nice big international presence so they can dominate everything. But go to Germany, and EVERYTHING is Bayer.

The post #1 was made by an interent spammer trying to sell her product (my angelpillow)through AOL. She should be ashamed!

WOW! First they take all cold medication off the shelves because of the doseage issuel Now they want to give k ids sleeping medication, I don't think this is a good idea at all.

The critics of bottled water will never get it because they have ZERO engineering knowledge. For purified or distilled water, the source of the water is irrelevant. Once it emerges from the process, it is the purest water there is. With the ocean as its source, desalinated water is perfectly potable and pure. Otherwise, would you drink ocean water? The water bottling companies take the foul-tasting municipal water and PURIFY it through filters or distillation so that those of us who want PURE CLEAN GOOD-TASTING WATER can have it. It's not that difficult to understand.

Well, at least the cereal isn't called, "Sugar Frosted Flakes" any longer.

And about that Dasani Water. The only decent thing about it is the exotic-sounding name. If you've ever tasted it, you know it's nothing special. It has a sodium flavor to it and is not clear and clean looking. All the more reason to suspect that it does, indeed, spring forth from the same vile source as all the others: The sewer and sludge pools of American cities. Purified, of course. lol.

I think this is a great example of consumer groups with a lynch mob mentality. They look to crucify corporations any chance they get, and fairness or objectivity go out the window. I'll take each of their examples. They seem to disregard the fact that Mattel DID recall 21 million toys...thats a huge financial loss for the company and a very responsible act. Even though it is widely recognized as being primarily the fault of the Chinese, Mattel was big enough to take some responsibility. They didn't have to do that. As far as Coke and Dasani....it is not exactly just tap water, it has been purified with the chemicals in tap water eliminated. Many of us appreciate that, and thats why we buy it over other "spring" waters. This is another distortion by the consumer group. And as for Kellogg's and cereal? Have you ever bothered to read the nutrional information on the "junk" cereals versus the "wholesome" granola type cereals? Try it. You will be surprised. The "junk" cereals usually contain more vitamins and just as many carbs and actually fewer calories than the supposedly healthy cereals. Kelloggs is being very responsible, but because their cereals are marketed to kids they are easy to bash. I never saw one of the Takeda commercials, but from the description above, are we sure they are marketing to parents for kids? It sounds to me like they are marketing to parents for their own use. These consumer groups are guilty of the same selfish fraud that they are accusing big industry of having...in fact its worse...they are supposed to be protecting us...but instead they make a large profit by their scare tactics. They are a business too, a business meant to frighten us. They are successful, as evidenced by how many read this article.

My mom had me so doped up I slept most my childhood.Other then being to tired to pay attention in class and getting bad grades I turned out kinda ok.