The CPSC has reported approximately 100 infant deaths stemming from the use of these products. Although, Fisher-Price says that the cause of death for some of the reports have yet to be confirmed. On April 12, 2019 Fisher-Price recalled its Rock ‘n Play inclined sleepers after 30 deaths were reported. On Monday, the company recalled […] January 12, 2023 READ MORE
New Law Bans Deadly Infant Sleep ProductsBaby sleep products linked to more than 200 infant deaths have been banned under federal law. Last month, President Biden signed the Safe Sleep for Babies Act of 2021, which outlaws the manufacture and sale of crib bumpers and inclined infant sleepers. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission officials say they’ve recorded at least 83 […] June 17, 2022 READ MORE
Boppy Lounger Recalled After Infant DeathsThe Consumer Product Safety Commission has recalled a popular infant lounger that’s been on shelves since 2004. The Boppy Lounger has sold over 3.3 million units since that time. Despite its popularity, the CPSC is recalling the product after discovering eight instances of infant deaths associated with the lounger. “Infants can suffocate if they roll, […] September 27, 2021 READ MORE
CPSC Cracks Down on Inclined SleepersThe Consumer Product Safety Commission is stepping up its rules for products designed for infant sleep. The federal safety agency has passed a new rule that requires all such products to meet safety standards before going on the market. Infant gear including inclined sleepers, portable bassinets, and co-sleeping devices will no longer be able to be […] June 18, 2021 READ MORE
New Safety Standards for Baby Sleeper ProductsSleep products for babies up to five months old will be regulated in the same way cribs are, beginning in 2022. That’s the news from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, which has worked for years to raise awareness about the dangers of inclined infant sleeper devices. At least 94 infant deaths have been attributed to […] June 11, 2021 READ MORE
CPSC Bans Inclined SleepersThe Consumer Product Safety Commission has voted three to one to pass a new rule requiring products designed for sleeping babies to meet within one year the federal safety standards in place for cribs, bassinets, and play yards. Multiple products currently on the market don’t fit into these categories, so they haven’t been required to […] June 11, 2021 READ MORE
Fisher-Price Testifies After Infant Sleeper DeathsThe House Committee on Oversight and Reform held a hearing this week on the dozens of infant deaths associated with the Fisher-Price Rock ‘n Play inclined sleepers. The committee hopes to examine how Fisher-Price was able to continue selling the Rock ‘n Play even after reports of suffocation began emerging. This hearing comes on the […] June 11, 2021 READ MORE
Peloton Announces Voluntary Tread+ Treadmill RecallPeloton is recalling their $4,300 Tread+ treadmill after weeks of resisting. The fitness company came under fire following dozens of accidents where kids and adults were pulled under the rotating track. In spite of the death of one child and many more injuries, Peloton officials insisted their product was indeed safe for use. Now, company […] May 08, 2021 READ MORE
Consumer Reports Removes Tread+ RecommendationConsumer Reports has removed the Peloton Tread+ treadmill from their list of recommended products following warnings from the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The government agency says at least one person has died in an accident involving the exercise machine, with dozens of other incidents reported to the group. While no official recall has been announced, […] April 26, 2021 READ MORE
Peloton: No Voluntary Recall After Child’s DeathThe Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued an urgent warning to Peloton Tread+ treadmill owners that the machine is dangerous. After multiple incidents that resulted in injuries and the death of a toddler, the treadmill has certainly earned a risky reputation. In spite of these incidents, Peloton says they have no plans to recall the […] April 23, 2021 READ MORE