Congratulations MNs, you should be very proud that you bullied and harassed whoever owns this business (her livelihood) into quitting fb and twitter. You should also be proud of yourselves for identifying why a product which you personally don't feel is for you but may suit individuals with disabilities or someone else, and absolutely tainting this product in your masses.
I don't normally comment on threads like this, but am very proud to share a gender with individuals as sensitive and constructive as you when it comes to sharing opinions and comments, which I have no doubt you would be able to share in person with this woman who felt there was a need for this product, with a similar no-holds barred attitude.
Women in business start off on a back foot anyway, which we all ask ourselves 'why'-and I think the attitudes displayed here answer a lot of that. I am not saying the product is brilliant...just be constructive, or say nothing at all. The thing that worries me is that you are parents of people who 'may have a brilliant idea' in future, and I would love you to express some of the comments you expressed in this thread to your children, then next time they come up with an idea.
Whatever happened to 'do not buy it, if you don't like it'. Not sure why everyone has to be so nasty about it.
Well done whoever started the business for identifying the need for such a product, perhaps it's not the right thing for the main stream market at this time. But well done you for getting off your arse and doing something. We need more women who take risks on a punt for my DD to look up to. Well done for trying.
FYI I do not know this company/the owner or am not affiliated with it in any way.