CPSC Warns Consumers to Stop Using Momaid Infant Lounger Due to Suffocation and Fall Risks
The manufacturer of the Momaid infant lounger has refused to issue a recall or provide solutions to customers, according to the CPSC.
The manufacturer of the Momaid infant lounger has refused to issue a recall or provide solutions to customers, according to the CPSC.
Federal safety officials have become aware of 10 infant fatalities linked to the dangerous design of recalled Boppy Newborn Loungers.
Dozens of infants have reportedly suffocated to death after falling asleep in loungers, but the products escape federal oversight because they are not marketed as sleep products, says report.
The letter urged Facebook to stop allowing ads for recalled Fisher Price Rock ānā Play Sleepers, linked to more than 100 child deaths, on its Marketplace platform
This is the latest in a series of portable bed rails which have been recalled in recent years over the risk of entrapment, suffocation and death.
The CPSC has issued a number of warnings and recalls over entrapment and suffocation risks linked to portable bed rails in recent years.
About 100 infants have died in recent years using various inclined sleeper designs, including the Kids2 Rocking Sleepers, which have been linked to at least four new deaths since they were recalled in 2019
The recall comes following reports of two young girls becoming trapped and suffocating in the blankets
This year's list includes toys linked to potential choking hazards, battery ingestion, and potential facial and eye injuries.
The warning coincides with the beginning of the holiday season as parents have to consider safe sleeping arrangements for their babies as they visit relatives or homes with hidden dangers