Target is recalling more than 200,000 Pillowfort weighted blankets due to the risk of child asphyxiation after two girls reportedly became trapped in the blankets and suffocated.
Nearly 150,000 Target Mockingbird strollers have been recalled due to cracked frames and reports of injured children.
A mother's lawsuit claims the use of acetaminophen during pregnancy led to her child being born with ADHD and speech delays.
A class action lawsuit claims Instant Pot pressure cookers are defectively designed, allowing the lids to be removed while the contents are under pressure.
Target faces a class action lawsuit over claims its made about the effectiveness of its in-house brand of hand sanitizer.
A lawsuit filed in California wants all talcum powder products to carry label warnings indicating they contain chemicals which can cause cancer or birth defects.
About 22,000 Eddie Bauer infant carriers sold at Target have been recalled following reports of buckles breaking.
Some fidget spinners sold at Target tested positive for extremely high levels of lead, but the retailer refuses to recall them, claiming fidget spinners are not toys for young children.
More than half a million wind-up toys are being recalled because the handles can break off and pose a choking hazard to children.
Following at least two reports of injured children, Target is recalling tens of thousands of dressers that pose a tip-over injury risk.
