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Government Issues Recall of Another Lethal Crib
3:50PM 2/03/2011
The federal government issued a warning today about the SafetyCraft line of cribs, which is believed to be identical to a brand of cribs blamed in the deaths of three babies and puts infants at risk of suffocation or strangulation.
The low-cost, drop-side cribs were made by now-defunct Generation...
In its ongoing effort to halt the use of dangerous drop-side cribs, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a two million-crib recall involving seven companies including Evenflo, Child Craft and the maker of the Babi Italia line.
The crib companies and the number of cribs involved...
Deaths spark crib recall: CSPC says to stop using Generation 2 and ChildESIGNS cribs
4:00PM 2/09/2010
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is issuing a crib recall and warning anyone with Generation 2 Worldwide or "ChildESIGNS" drop side cribs to stop using them following reports of the deaths of three babies. At least a half million of the cribs are believed to have been sold by the now...
Shortly after the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced yet another crib recall following the death of a baby and dozens of other incidents, the crib manufacturer took the unusual step of issuing a statement absolving itself of responsibility.
Dorel Industries (parents might know them...
Sleeping like a baby? More than 9 million cribs, sleep products recalled in two years
7:00AM 12/10/2009
Nearly 9.5 million sleep products for infants and toddlers -- cribs, bassinets and play yards -- have been recalled in the past two years following 16 deaths and more than 2,200 incidents. Yet, many of the products that have proven fatal are still in use, putting children sleeping in them in...
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