Comments on: Stork Craft Crib Lawsuits Filed Over Recalled Drop-Side Cribs

By: R. D'Alessandro

R. D'Alessandro — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 23:44:31 +0000

How would a person be notified of a recall if the crib was bought with cash and no other information given to the store?

By: ethel

ethel — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 22:33:28 +0000

i need all the hardware for my storkcraft crib model 04560-02c

By: Tracy

Tracy — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 01:23:08 +0000

this is the second recall on my daughters crib!!!!!!!!!!! I already ordered and installed one ‘fix it’ kit!!!! I am not playing around anymore, does anyone know how I get involved with this class action lawsuit??? All I want is my money back to get her a new SAFE crib so I do not have to worry!!!!!!!!!!!

By: Lidor

Lidor — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 00:06:57 +0000

I tried to call the hotline number, but I cannot get through to the company. It is ALWAYS busy. I called Wal-Mart, and they told me I cannot return it, even though I have the reciept. I have to use the repair kit. I do not want to do that. This is the second thing on my crib that has been recalled. The mattress brackets and not the drop down rail. I want my kid to live, so I do not want this crib anymore. Wal-Mart doesn’t care for our children safety all they care about is money.When I purchased my crib I read all the safety details about my crib and bought is solely because it was promised to be the safest. The company didn’t keep their promise so i want my money back.

By: michele

michele — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 09:09:24 +0000

90 babies died after becoming entrapped and suffocating in drop-side cribs and 11,000 were injured within a two year period of time. This doesn’t include my son Tyler or Susan’s son Bobby, both also strangeled by their drop-side cribs. Because I am an advocate for banning the sale of drop-side deathtraps, hundreds of parents have contacted me in the past week. Simply said, they want their money back! They are putting their babies to sleep in playpens and carseats or co-sleeping with their infants. Very dangerous! Please parents order the plastic part that makes the drop-side stationary until someone can figure out a way to help you replace your cribs. I am trying to start a “dollars for drop-sides” program. But I do have a relatively simple question: Why did it take all these deaths for manufacturers to figure out that the drop-side is a flawed design? I tried to tell you in 1998…don’t you companies talk to each other? Read about reported deaths via the CPSC? Horrific!