>if it was good enough for the European parents That's an assumption based on the fact that it isn't inspected. You don't know that you're getting the same pro

>if it was good enough for the European parents That's an assumption based on the fact that it isn't inspected. You don't know that you're getting the same product if you don't inspect the facilities where the product is produced. That's trusting, but not verifying. You need to verify something like this. >Shouldn't parents be able to make their own decisions here rather than be beholden by government rules? Domestically yes, but importing foreign uninspected baby products is a national security issue.