CPSC Warns Parents to Provide Safe Sleeping Arrangements for Babies During Holiday Travel
The CPSC and lawmakers met this month to issue new warnings and recommendations on providing safe sleeping spaces for infants.
The CPSC and lawmakers met this month to issue new warnings and recommendations on providing safe sleeping spaces for infants.
The FDA is urging parents and caregivers to stop using infant head shaping pillows due to the risks of suffocation and death.
The new inclined sleeper standards seek to reduce the number of preventable deaths and injuries among U.S. infants.
The American Academy of Pediatricians have released new guidelines stressing that many cases of sudden infant death syndrome may be avoided by placing infants in a proper, safe sleeping environment.
The CPSC is warning parents and caregivers not to let infants sleep or be left unattended in Fisher-Price toddler rockers following 13 reports of infant deaths.
The Senate has approved a bill which would ban inclined sleepers and crib bumpers following hundreds of reports of child deaths.
The CPSC warns that Podster infant loungers have been linked to at least two deaths due to suffocation, but the manufacturer has refused to issue a recall.
A House report reveals Fisher-Price knew its inclined sleepers were potentially deadly for years, but failed to warn parents or make adequate changes, even as reports of infant deaths began…
More than 200,000 Fisher-Price infant sleepers are being recalled as the CPSC continues to crack down on inclined sleepers linked to infant deaths.
Following a series of recalls that impacted millions of dangerous infant sleeper products, which have been blamed for more than 50 child deaths, federal safety officials have approved a new…