Tax-Free Family Essentials Act.

Exemptions for over-the-counter children's medication and prenatal vitamins were removed from the tax-free list.

The definition of baby wipes was modified to explicitly exclude items that meet the definition of an over-the-counter drug.

The definition of feminine hygiene products was updated to include 'pads' and remove 'menstrual cups' and 'sanitary napkins'.

Introduced new statutory sections defining the tax exemption for baby wipes, feminine hygiene products, prenatal vitamins, and specific over-the-counter children's medications.

Set the effective date of the tax exemption to October 1, 2026.

Provided specific legal definitions for exempt items, such as baby wipes (pre-moistened tissues for babies) and prenatal vitamins (supplements for pregnant or intending-to-be-pregnant women).

Removed amendment-specific metadata, including the amendment number, amendment sponsor signature lines, and internal version tracking labels.

The effective date for the tax exemptions was moved from October 1, 2026, to April 1, 2027.

The document header and metadata were updated to indicate the bill is now an adopted amendment (A1) instead of a newly filed bill.