Let’s be blunt.
Stakeholders had 18 months to get this right. So… what did Day One deliver?

👀 What we saw immediately

1️⃣ Major omni-channel retailers missed the target
Large brands. Big platforms. Missing required warnings online. That’s not a rounding error — that’s a compliance failure.

2️⃣ Non-compliance came in a few ugly flavours

  • a) Technical fails — missing the mandatory warning triangle

  • b) Inconsistent application — some in-stock lines compliant, others not (a neat little 50/50 split)

  • c) Omni-channel retailers completely dropping the ball where third-party sellers are involved

Let’s be crystal clear: 👉 This is completely unacceptable.

🤖 And here’s the kicker

There are AI tools available right now that make this embarrassingly easy.

SupplyScope can:

  • Scan online product offers to identify captured infant sleep and inclined non-sleep products

  • Flag missing or incorrect warnings instantly

  • Automatically insert the required warnings across product listings — with zero effort from platform operators

So this outcome?
It’s not a technology problem. It’s a commitment problem.

🚩 The uncomfortable question

If advertising isn’t right on Day One…

  • What are the chances products have actually been tested to the new regulations?

  • How many will be missing mandatory warnings on the product itself, in instructions, or on packaging?

That should concern everyone.

👁️ What happens next

We’ve already completed a Day One sweep of non-compliant offers.
We’ll continue monitoring across the week before escalating.

You may have noticed our “one week out” post was updated last night — several retailers clearly read it and fixed their listings. That’s good.
But others still have heaps of non-compliant offers, suggesting fixes are reactive, not proactive. And that’s not good enough.

To those who had the tools and waited until the last minute — why?
You could have been compliant before D-Day. Instead, you waited until you had no choice.
Be prepared. We’re watching.


🌟 Credit where it’s absolutely due

Huge congratulations to The Memo 👏

Before D-Day they:

  • Cleaned up advertising

  • Applied the correct warnings and symbols

  • Properly addressed sleep nests and pods

We tried every product term we could think of in the lead-up. Not a single non-compliant offer.

That’s how it’s done. The Memo has set the bar — now everyone else needs to lift.

  • Safe infant sleep isn’t optional. Compliance isn’t aspirational. Day One matters.