Sarah Gabel Seifert, a University of Alabama graduate, visited Times Square to promote her pro-life diaper company, Everylife.

EveryLife, a diaper and wipes company that aims to compete with companies like Huggies and Pampers,have more babies” campaign featuring a Times Square sign quoting Elon Musk.

The two-part billboard features a post Musk posted on X that said, “Having kids saves the world.”

EveryLife's billboards were accompanied by video ads that emphasized the harmful ideology of population control as a progressive solution to slowing the effects of climate change.

“The world needs more children, and Everylife is here to take a bold stand that we don't subscribe to the ideology of population control,” said Sarah, Everylife Co-Founder and President. Gabel Seifert said in a statement to FOX News Digital.

“Our 'Make More Babies' campaign is more than just promoting our brand; it is a powerful statement of our core belief that every child is a gift and deserves love, protection and support. No other diaper company speaks up and says the same thing.”

Seifert struck gold when Tesla founder and X owner Elon Musk took notice of the ad campaign and endorsed EveryLife's message.

Okay, this @Eron Musk the sign is great @everylife https://t.co/InrG3JOZKr pic.twitter.com/7jJQSRYzr6

— Alx🇺🇸 (@alx) January 17, 2024

Musk responded to the EveryLife billboard on his X account, saying, “I had nothing to do with this billboard, but I definitely support the message!”

Mr. Musk's X currently has 169.9 million followers, which is more than half of the total U.S. population.

According to EveryLife's website, the creation of the company itself is a miracle.

“We are a small group of parents passionate about faith and family, and we are deeply moved by the stories of expectant parents who boldly chose to protect the lives of their babies.” EveryLife website It is written as follows.

The website goes on to say that many companies in the diaper industry financially support pro-abortion organizations.

“We were dismayed to learn that many in this industry financially support organizations that destroy innocent lives. Families have been spending their hard-earned money on diapers for their children products manufactured by companies that increasingly promote anti-American causes and donate to causes that denounce our values. These seemingly harmless products As companies continue to publicly flaunt their normalization of life destruction while vilifying the nuclear family, we are determined to do something about it.”

Kelly Crowe, chief creative officer of Everylife Diaper Company, spoke in an interview about a frightening discovery about the popular household diaper company.

Crowe explained that Huggies has a history of matching employee contributions to Planned Parenthood. Crowe also said Pampers and Labs are willing to pay for employees to travel for out-of-state abortions.

These discoveries added fuel to Seifert's fire and motivated her to start the company.

Sarah Gabel Seifert is an Alabama native who grew up in Birmingham, graduated from Vestavia Hills High School, and graduated from the University of Alabama with a bachelor's degree in economics.