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- KID, consumer and child health groups release statement in support of Safe Cribs Act to ban crib bumper pads.
- KID, AAP, CFA, and CR release statement in support of Safe Sleep Act to ban infant inclined sleepers.
- KID and consumer groups submit letter in support of NY crib bumper pad ban.
- KID and consumer groups’ statement on South Shore Furniture chest recall.
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Latest Recalls
- Home Meridian Recalls Corner Curio Cabinets Due to Tip-Over and Entrapment Hazards; Sold Exclusively at Havertys (Recall Alert)
- Target Recalls Toddler Boots Due to Choking Hazard
- Aegean Apparel Recalls Children’s Sleepwear Due to Violation of Federal Flammability Standard
- Children’s Sleep Sacks Recalled by Gildan Activewear Due to Violation of Federal Flammability Standard; Sold Exclusively at AmericanApparel.com (Recall Alert)
- Beaba Recalls Baby Food Steam Cooker/Blenders Due to Laceration Hazard
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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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Anchor furniture such as dressers and TV stands to the wall. A child dies every 10 days from a furniture tip-over. #SafeTipTuesday #WhyInjury #NationalSafetyMonth #preventtipovers #stoptipovers #sturdyact
Before you check-in to your summer vacation hotel or Airbnb, check out our latest blog for hotel safety tips including safe sleep and furniture tip-over prevention. https://t.co/ziIIdbzkVQ #preventtipovers #safesleep
At least 50 babies are now known to have died in infant inclined sleep products such as the Fisher-Price Rock ’n Play Sleeper, raising the death toll from the previous count of 37. https://t.co/S0cGmKsVCn @ConsumerReports