From bathrobes to baby gates, several child and baby products are under safety recalls by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety ...

On February 1, we reported that Gerber Products Company was voluntarily recalling and discontinuing all batches of Gerber Soothe N Chew Teething Sticks, citing consumer reports of choking ...

The second recalled item is a baby sling carrier from Tiny Triumphs. The carrier allows parents to carry and distribute their baby’s weight while letting them keep one hand free. “Using baby ...

The recall was first announce d on January 31, and the FDA released its Class I risk classification on February 25. It has raised concerns about infant product safety standards. The products were ...

The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has classified the recall of over 600,000 Gerber baby products as ...

Target currently has five product recalls active, after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration ( FDA) terminated a recall of Nestle chocolate chip cookie dough. Newsweek contacted Target for more ...

When a recall affects one of its products, there can be widespread effects ... warning for play yard mattresses, high chairs and baby loungers sold at Walmart.com. A tall dresser was also flagged ...

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued safety warnings for play yard mattresses, high chairs and baby loungers sold at Walmart.com. A tall dresser was also flagged as unsafe. Find details ...

Australians have been warned to 'immediately' stop using two popular baby products due to defects that ... baby sling was the subject of a separate recall on the same day, due to the risk of ...

that the recall affects 33,600 black Nuby Stroller Fans with the Nuby ... and adjustable tripod legs that wrap around the bar ...

Babyganics has voluntarily recalled two of its sunscreen products after routine quality testing detected the presence of a solvent that should not be in the formula. The company emphasizes that ...

Costway and Wayfair are recalling thousands of baby high chairs and loungers due to safety concerns. The recalled items pose entrapment and suffocation risks, violating federal safety standards.