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4moms · August 15, 2022
CPSC announced a recall because dangling restraint straps could entangle crawling infants when the swing or rocker was not in use, posing an entanglement and strangulation hazard.
The official notice reported two MamaRoo entanglement incidents, including one infant death. Review the CPSC notice for affected versions and remedy details.
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The Boppy Company · September 23, 2021
CPSC announced a recall because infants could suffocate if they rolled, moved, or were placed on the lounger in a position that obstructed breathing, or rolled onto nearby soft surfaces.
The official notice reported eight infant deaths associated with the newborn loungers and hazard. Review the CPSC notice for affected products and refund details.
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Fisher-Price · April 12, 2019
CPSC announced a recall after reports of infant deaths in Rock ’n Play Sleepers, including cases where infants rolled from their back to their stomach or side while unrestrained.
The official notice covers all models and provides remedy instructions. Always follow the CPSC and manufacturer guidance for recalled products.
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