January 31, 2017 CPSC; South Shore Recalls Summer Breeze style 5-drawer chests of drawers because the chests are unstable if they are not anchored to the wall, posing tip-over and entrapment hazards. Units: 3,500 (an additional 250 were sold in Canada and 5 were sold in Mexico.)

January 17, 2017 CPSC; Restoration Hardware recalls RH Baby & Child vintage car mobiles because the wheels on the cars can detach and fall, posing a choking hazard to young children. Units: 1,000.

January 5, 2017 NHTSA  Thorley Industries recalls 4moms self-installing, rear-facing car seats because the product’s coupling hook may not properly engage around the coupling pin and prevent the infant carrier portion from securely attaching to the seat base, posing a serious injury risk. Units: 1,622.

An ongoing investigation into homeopathic teething tablets and gels has reportedly revealed a possible link to 10 children’s deaths and more than 400 other adverse events, federal officials said, according to news outlets.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reportedly said Wednesday that the agency is investigating the relationship between Hyland’s teething tablets and gels, and the deaths and adverse events. On Tuesday the company announced it would no longer distribute teething medicines in the United States. However, some of the company’s products remained on Amazon as of Thursday morning.

“The decision was made in light of the recent warning issued by the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) against the use of homeopathic teething tablets and gels. This warning has created confusion among parents and limited access to the medicines,” the company said in a statement on its website. “Putting you in a position of having to choose who to trust in the face of contradictory information is burdensome and undermines the FDA.”

On February 6th 2013, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) published a recall regarding 4moms Breeze Cotton Jersey Playard Sheets due to a potential entrapment and suffocation hazard. This product sold new beginning in December 2012 for about $15.00.

On February 7th 2013, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) published a recall regarding EVO Strollers due to a potential entrapment and strangulation hazard. This product sold new beginning in April 2012 for about $400.00.

Recalled due to:  Missing or worn clamp pads allow the chairs to detach from a variety of different table surfaces, posing a fall hazard. In addition, when the chair detaches, children’s fingers can be caught between the bar and clamping mechanism, posing an amputation hazard. Also, user instructions for the chairs are inadequate, increasing the likelihood of consumer misuse.

If You Own This Product: Consumers should immediately stop using the product and contact the company to receive a free repair kit and revised user instructions. Consumers who previously received a repair kit with only rubber boots should also stop using the chair and contact the company for the new repair kit.

Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact phil&teds USA at (855) 652-9019

On February 2nd 2013, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) published a recall regarding Beamerzzz Stuffed Animals With LED Flashlight due to a potential laceration hazard. This product sold new beginning in September 2012 for about $15.00.

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission and four major retailers are announcing a voluntary recall to consumers who own Nap Nanny® recliners made by Baby Matters, LLC of Berwyn, PA.

Retailers currently participating include Amazon.com, Buy Buy Baby, Diapers.com and Toys R Us/Babies R Us. At the request of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, these retailers have agreed to voluntarily participate because the manufacturer is unable or unwilling to participate in the recall.

Consumer Product Safety Commission is warning parents and caregivers that these baby recliners contain defects in the design, warnings and instructions, which pose a substantial risk of injury and death to infants. This recall includes the Nap Nanny Generations One and Two, and the Chill™ model infant recliners.

In July 2010, Consumer Product Safety Commission and Baby Matters, LLC issued a joint recall news release that offered a discount coupon to Generation One owners toward the purchase of a newer model Nap Nanny, and improved instructions and warnings to consumers who owned the Generation Two model of Nap Nanny recliners.

At the time of the 2010 recall, Consumer Product Safety Commission was aware of one death that had occurred in a Nap Nanny recliner and 22 reports of infants hanging or falling out over the side of the Nap Nanny, even though most of the infants had been placed in the harness. Subsequently, despite the improvements to the warnings and instructions, additional deaths using the Nap Nanny recliners were reported, including one in a Chill model. Since the 2010 recall,Consumer Product Safety Commission has received an additional 70 reports of children nearly falling out of the product.

The Nap Nanny is a portable infant recliner designed for sleeping, resting and playing. The recliner includes a bucket seat shaped foam base and a fitted fabric cover with a three point harness. Five thousand Nap Nanny Generation One and 50,000 Generation Two models were sold between 2009 and early 2012 and have been discontinued. One hundred thousand Chill Models have been sold since January 2011. The recalled Nap Nanny recliners were sold at toy and children’s retail stores nationwide and online, including at www.napnanny.com. All models were priced around $130.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below,  announced a voluntary recall on  Falls Creek Kids infant and toddler denim jeans on 12/27/12.  Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.

 The Hazard:   The snap on the front of the infant and toddler denim jeans may come loose and separate from the fabric, posing a choking hazard to young children.  No injuries or incidents was reported.

Description: Falls Creek Kids infant and toddler, boys and girls, denim jeans were sold in sizes 12M-5T. “Falls Creek Kids” is printed on a tag sewn on the inside back of the waistband. The jeans are denim with or without a pink star or heart graphic design stitched on the outside front and back of the jeans. The jeans also were sold with cargo style pockets. There is label on the inside of the recalled jeans near the front left pocket that includes the date of production: 04/2012 and production location: Zhangjiagang, China. Falls Creek Kids infant jeans with production code 4/2012 in sizes 0-3 mos, 3-6 mos or 6-9 mos. printed on a label on the inside of the back waistband are not included in the recall.

Sold exclusively at: Meijer and HEB stores nationwide from June 2012 through November 2012 for about $12.