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This Month's Recall Digest (English & Spanish)
25 Years of KID Achievements
  • Chicago becomes first to ban the sale of crib bumper pads

    Posted on September 8, 2011

    The City of Chicago became the first governmental body to ban the sale of crib bumper pads.  The ordinance, effective in 180 days, aims to remove this dangerous hazard from an infant’s sleep environment. Crib bumpers pads can cause suffocation… Read More

  • A new coalition to promote safe sleep for infants

    Posted on July 12, 2011

    Kids In Danger has worked since our founding to improve children’s product safety.  Much of the focus has been on sleep environments – the one place babies are left unattended and the subject of a multitude of recalls for dangerous… Read More

  • Chicago City Council considers action on crib bumper pads

    Posted on June 29, 2011

    The Chicago City Council’s Committee on Health and Environmental Protection held a hearing on June 28, 2011 to consider a resolution introduced by Alderman Balcer regarding the steps the City of Chicago can take to prevent infant deaths due to… Read More

  • Maryland and crib bumper pads

    Posted on May 31, 2011

    Early in 2010, KID learned of two deaths involving crib bumper pads.  One was six month old Aiden in Texas, the other, seven week old Preston in Alaska.  These preventable deaths strengthened our resolve to continue to warn parents about… Read More

  • Tami’s hike and crib bumper pads in the news

    Posted on April 26, 2011

      A few weeks back, we posted a blog about Tami as she was getting ready to start her hike on the Appalachian Trail. As of Friday, April 22nd, she had made her way up from Georgia into North Carolina! … Read More

  • Hiking for Aiden

    Posted on March 30, 2011

    On April 1, Tami Vanderwilt will set out to hike the Appalachian Trail. Tami is planning this trip in honor of her grandson, Aiden. He was just 6 months old when his life was tragically ended after he suffocated against… Read More

  • Failed Investigations on Crib Bumper Safety

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    Chicago Tribune reporter Ellen Gabler has published an article exposing the Consumer Safety Product Commission’s (CPSC) less than adequate job of investigating the role that crib bumper pads play in infant suffocation. The article reported that there have been 17… Read More

  • More from Illinois’s Attorney General on crib bumper pads

    Posted on December 22, 2010

    Following two news stories last week on crib bumper pads, one in the Chicago Tribune and the other at the Houston NBC affiliate, KPRC, Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has released a warning to Illinois consumers. The AG’s office has… Read More

  • Chicago Tribune writes about dangers of crib bumper pads, CPSC agrees to take a ‘fresh look’

    Posted on December 12, 2010

    Both Aiden‘s and Preston‘s families have shared their stories with KID and we have been warning for years against crib bumper pads. But bumpers continue to be marketed to new parents, show up in many retailer ‘staging’ of cribs, and… Read More

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