Infant Sling Injury Risks Targeted by New Safety Standards Now In Effect
New standards for baby slings went into effect this month, seeking to prevent injuries and deaths linked to their use.
New standards for baby slings went into effect this month, seeking to prevent injuries and deaths linked to their use.
The CPSC has issued new standards for making baby slings safer, following years of reports of deaths and injuries.
A new study warns parents that children are at a high risk of death when left to sleep in car seats, strollers, and swings.
Infantino, the makers of the recalled SlingRider infant sling, and a Philadelphia woman have reached an $8 million settlement over the alleged wrongful death of her infant child in one…
An Illinois couple has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Target and Eddie Bauer after their infant daughter suffocated in a baby sling, which allegedly contained a defective and dangerous…
More than a million Infantino “SlingRider” and “Wendy Bellissimo” baby slings are being recalled after at least three deaths were attributed to the infant sling’s design.
Federal regulators are preparing to issue a warning to parents about potential baby sling problems after receiving reports that at least seven babies have suffocated in the harness-like devices.