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- KID and consumer groups applaud new recalls and call on parents to stop using infant inclined sleepers.
- KID and safety advocacy groups warn parents and caregivers to stop using SwaddleMe By Your Bed Sleeper after CPSC issues warning due to suffocation risk.
- Congressman introduces bill that would allow CPSC to share vital product safety information to the public.
- U.S. House passes legislation to ban dangerous inclined sleepers and padded crib bumper pads.
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Latest Recalls
- Juratoys Recalls Bead Maze Toys Due to Choking Hazard
- Infantino Recalls Infant Carriers Due to Fall Hazard
- K-Apparel Recalls Children’s Lounge Pants Due to Violation of Federal Flammability Standard; Burn Hazard (Recall Alert)
- Summer Infant Recalls SwaddleMe By Your Bed Inclined Sleepers to Prevent Risk of Suffocation
- Thesaurus Global Marketing Recalls Tricycles Due to Violation of the Federal Lead Paint Ban; Risk of Poisoning; Sold Exclusively at Amazon.com (Recall Alert)
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Danny's Story
KID was founded in 1998 by the parents of sixteen-month-old Danny Keysar who died when a portable crib collapsed around his neck in his Chicago home. Although the portable crib had been recalled five years earlier, word of its danger had not reached Danny’s parents.
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At least 8 children have died in elevator entrapment accidents since 1981, but mandatory standards have still not been set to make residential elevators safer. This past Thanksgiving, another child was injured due to this lack of regulation. https://wapo.st/3bCAlHJ
Good friends, always lay your baby down to sleep on their back -- every time! #SaturdayNight
Currently, @USCPSC is not allowed to warn consumers about certain hazardous products without the company’s permission. The SHARE Information Act, introduced last month, hopes to change this. http://ow.ly/7mhJ50yiniI