内容摘要：Conventional crib mattresses are one of the biggest sources of

Conventional crib mattresses are one of the biggest sources of

Regardless of who thisis, he gave plenty of people a laugh when they may have needed it the most. He may be giving his human a run for their money, but he's also skyrocketed to Internet stardom in mere hours. What a legend!

first appeared on PetHelpful on Jun 3, 2025Taking a puppy home is truly a special feeling. It’s nothing short of life-affirming, really. You see their silly shenanigans and realize that your life is about to become a roller coaster ride of chaotic cuteness and tender moments that will crack your heart wide open.But sometimes life has other plans. For instance, the family in this video took home the most fluffy, adorable

As expected, she is the most precious bundle of fluffy joy ever. However, after a short while, they realized that something was off with her, and the truth was a monumental shock for them.According to this video, after taking up this precious baby girl and taking her home last week, they “knew something wasn’t quite right with her.”

So, they took her to the vet, who then referred them to an ophthalmologist, who told them that Winnie was

. This shocking revelation completely threw them for a loop, to say the least.“Any time you put a name on a label, whether it is an influencer brand or a designer’s name, you risk that individual running into reputational issues and harming the brand in some way,” says Susan Scafidi, the academic director of Fordham’s Fashion Law Institute. While influencers are using their vast followings to leverage their own brands, that following is “built on shifting sand. There is always a danger that something will happen and the whole sandcastle will crumble.”

To avoid that “key person risk,” as it’s known in the business, there are a few ways to future-proof an influencer-led brand. Some investors will ask for a “morals clause.” Says Scafidi, “It sounds very 19th-century, but it is about reputation.” She always recommends to emerging designers that they create some sort of separation between the personal and the professional. For example, not making the name on the label their own, and maintaining separate social media accounts.At the same time, “we want someone to follow who isn’t just a generic company without a face. So we’re basically dealing with a double-edged sword,” she says. “On the one hand, a great influencer with a personal touch and appeal to followers is brilliant marketing. On the other hand, humans are fallible.”

Which explains why several brands founded by influential people, like(co-founded by Elin Kling) and