Hours after I gave birth at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, the nurses wheeled my baby boy and a stash of Pampers Swaddlers diapers into my room. Later, when nursing didn’t go perfectly, they stocked me with Enfamil formula and Medela pump parts. And on my way out, they slipped me a white, velvet satchel full of Chanel perfume and makeup. Even in the delirium of new parenthood, I could see clearly: brands wanted to reach me.
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