| Filed under: Baby Accessories Recalls |
| Inflatable Baby floating boat recalled |
| July 3, 2009 at 9:58 am |
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A baby float, packaged as “SunSmart” Baby Adjustable Sunshade Boats, has recently been recalled due to the legs in the boat tearing which can easily cause a baby to fall through the holes and into the water. The floats have been sold at stores such as Target, Kmart, Bed Bath and Beyond and Baby Central between the years of 2000 - 2001. If you own one of these floats, please stop using them and contact the manufacturer for an exchange. The company can be reached at 866-807-3998 or www.aqualeisure.com. Here is a list of all the recalled boats with pictures. Tags: aqua leisure, Baby Accessories Recalls, baby adjustable sunshade boats, baby float recall, floaty recall, sunsmart |
| Filed under: Food Recalls |
| Nestle cookie dough recall |
| June 19, 2009 at 1:31 pm |
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A Nestle cookie dough recall has just been issued for their Toll House brand ready to bake cookie dough after a report that several people got sick after eating the dough raw. Several outbreaks of E-coli after consumption of eating the dough has sparked suspicions of contamination. E-coli can also be spread through cross contamination after one touches the tough and then touches something else. (Bummer.) The FDA is reporting that 66 people may be ill from the cookie dough in over 25 states. Thankfully, there have been no deaths thus far however E-coli bacteria can cause severe illness including vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramping and bloody stools. (Ewww.) Nestle acted on the recall quickly and are asking people to throw out any Toll House Cookie Dough products they currently have stored in their homes. Tags: e coli, Food Recalls, nestle cookie dough recall, Toll House Cookie Dough recall |
| Filed under: Crib Recalls |
| LaJobi drop side cribs recalled |
| June 10, 2009 at 9:23 am |
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About 2,900 of the affected cribs are the Bonavita Hudson and Babi Itilia Pinehurst brands/models — they have a possible defect in the the lower spring pins, which can cause the drop side to detach from the crib and create a hazardous gap. The cribs were manufactured between December 2006 through August 2007. The Babi Italia Pinehurst crib was sold exclusively at Babies ‘R Us, and the Bonavita Hudson was sold at children’s specialty stores nationwide, both for around $300. About 2,000 of the Bonavita Cabana drop side cribs are being recalled due to the wooden side crib slats, which have been reported to break and/or fall out of the rails also creating a dangerous gap for baby’s head to get caught in. This crib was manufactured between January 2006 through October 2008. The crib was sold at specialty stores nationwide for around $450. All cribs affected by the recall can be identified by a label attached to the bottom of either the headboard or footboard. Parents are urged to stop using the crib immediately, and to contact LaJobi for replacement crib side rails or a free, professional installation of a retrofit hardware kit (depending on the type of crib) that will eliminate the problem. Find out more info at LaJobi’s website. Tags: babi italia pinehurst crib recall, bonavita cabana crib recall, bonavita hudson crib recall, Crib Recalls, lajobi crib recall |
| Filed under: Clothing Recalls |
| CARS fleece clog shoes recalled |
| April 10, 2009 at 8:41 am |
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Just under 100,000 CARS fleece clogs which have been sold at Walmart stores between September 2008 and March 2009 have been recalled due to the wheels on the clogs (go round and round), can fall off and pose a choking hazard. Gasp! Shoes can be returned to Walmart for a full refund. Only one report of the wheels on the shoes (go round and round) have been reported to have fallen off with no injuries to report, so cancel all your appointments and run, don’t walk, to your nearest Walmart to correct this great misfortune of all misfortunes. More information is available from the Consumber Product and Safety Commish: Tags: CARS clogs, Clothing Recalls, CPSC, fleece clogs recalled, recall, Walmart |
| Filed under: Clothing Recalls |
| Nordstrom girl’s shoes recalled for lead |
| March 23, 2009 at 3:57 pm |
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We think the whole lead paint thing may have just jumped the shark. Nordstrom is recalling its line of “Fab” girl’s shoes, because the outer sole contains an amount of lead over the federal lead paint standard. We’re talking about shoes that go all the way up to a big kids size 7, are children that age really sticking their shoes in their mouths? Petter safe than sorry, we guess. The shoe styles included are “Clarice-Fab”, “Eva-Fab”, “Fern-Fab”, “Lilly-Fab”, “Rita-Fab”, and “Vivi-Fab”. The shoes were sold at — naturally — Nordstrom stores nationwide between September 2006 through February 2009 for between $35 - $45. Parents are being urged to rip these shoes right off their little one’s feet and take them back to Nordstrom for a full refund or exchange. Tags: Clothing Recalls, lead paint, lead shoe recall, nordstrom shoe recall |
| Filed under: Toy Recalls |
| Casting Game and Fish Kit recalled |
| March 15, 2009 at 8:50 pm |
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About 2,600 Shakespeare Casting Game and Fish Kit have been manufactured and distributed since November of 2008. A recall was issued on March 12, 2009 for high content lead containing paint on the surface. These toys were manufactured in China and distributed by a company in South Carolina. If you have this toy, the distributer, Pure Fishing, will replace the product for free if you call 800-466-5643 EST during business hours or by visiting their website at www.purefishing.com Tags: lead paint, manufactured in china, pure fishing, shakespeare casting game and fish kit, Toy Recalls |
| Filed under: Toy Recalls |
| Infantino rattle recall expanded |
| January 21, 2009 at 1:55 pm |
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Infantino has expanded the recall of its Lion and Lamb Grabby Rattles. Ten reports of the tail piece of the rattle detaching have been received, and the piece if ingested, can be a choking hazard. The rattle is shaped either like a lion or lamb, with a ring shaped body and has the Infantino logo stamped on the right foot. Rattles without tails or that have a production code (printed behind the ear) are not affected. The rattles were sold between May 2007 and March 2008 at various retailers. Parents are being urged to immediately remove the rattle from their child’s possession and contact Infantino for a replacement. Tag: Toy Recalls |
| Filed under: Food Recalls |
| Little Debbie recalls peanut butter snacks |
| January 19, 2009 at 9:20 am |
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If they go after the Nutty Bars, we’re going to have a problem. Little Debbie has issued a recall for several of its snack foods, as they may contain peanut butter that’s part of a nationwide salmonella scare.
The current recall affects Little Debbie’s line of peanut butter snack crackers. Tags: Food Recalls, little debbie recall, peanut butter recall, peanut butter salmonella |
| Filed under: Crib Recalls |
| Stork Craft baby cribs recalled |
| January 15, 2009 at 5:41 pm |
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Stork Craft Manufacturing is recalling over a half a million cribs, because of reports of the metal support brackets that support the mattress cracked and broke. This caused the mattress platform to collapse, leaving a gap between the mattress and side rails, creating an entrapment and suffocation hazard. The cribs being recalled go all the way back to May 2000, so watch out if you’re buying a used crib or receiving a hand-me-down. The cribs were sold nationwide at retailers such as J.C. Penney, Kmart, and Walmart, as well as online, for about $100 - $400. To tell if your crib is a Stork Craft crib, check the assembly instruction sheet attached to the mattress support board — the “storkcraft baby” insignia may also be on the drop side teething rail. Stork Craft suggests parents stop using the crib immediately, and contact the company to receive a kit with new mattress support brackets. More info can be found at the Stork Craft website. Tags: Crib Recalls, entrapment hazard, stork craft recall, suffocation hazard |
| Filed under: Toy Recalls |
| Xylophones to return to Land of Nod due to choking hazard |
| January 15, 2009 at 3:53 pm |
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A toy xylophone is being recalled by manufacturer The Land of Nod, because the pegs on the xylophone can break off causing a choking hazard. The xylophone, manufactured in China, was sold nationwide and through their catalog for approximately $45. ($45 for a toy xylophone?!) It’s a rolling xylophone with the name “Janod” printed on the sides. If you have one of these musical instruments of doom, you can return it to the company for a credit, as well as an extra $10 gift card. Least they can do, since apparently they won’t just give you your money back. More info can be found at the Land of Nod website. Tags: janod recall, land of nod recall, overpriced toys, Toy Recalls, toy xylophone recall |
| Filed under: Clothing Recalls |
| Infant sleep garment recall expanded |
| January 15, 2009 at 3:48 pm |
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A previous recall of 6,200 Taggies Sleep’n Play infant garments has been expanded to 16,000. The infant wear poses a choking hazard from the snaps. The previous style recalled were the Butterfly Applique and Fun Dog print, now included are the Dinosaur Applique and Pink Toss print versions. The infant garments are made by Rashti & Rashti, and were sold nationwide at a various retailers such as Babies R Us and Nordstrom for approximately $20. The company advises that you immediately strip your tot of this potentially deadly sleepwear — even if you’re in the middle of the grocery store — and contact them to receive a refund. More information can be found at the Rashti & Rashti website. Tags: Clothing Recalls, rashti and rashti, sleepwear recall, taggies sleep n play infant garments |
| Filed under: Crib Recalls |
| Jardine baby crib recall expanded |
| January 6, 2009 at 4:26 pm |
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Jardine and regulators have expanded their previous round of recalls, after more reports of unsafe situations with the cribs. Tags: Crib Recalls, jardine cribs, sfca, simplicity |
| Filed under: Clothing Recalls |
| Claire’s children’s necklaces recalled |
| November 12, 2008 at 4:36 pm |
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Claire’s Boutiques is recalling about 67,000 of its Best Friends Yin Yang Necklaces Sets, after it was found that the necklaces contain high levels of lead. Since we were one of those weirdos in school that liked to chew on our necklace while bored in math class, we can see how that might be a problem. The necklaces were sold at Claire’s stores nationwide between April 2007 through August 2008 and retailed for around $8. Parents should take away the necklaces from their kids (and their BFF) and return it to Claire’s for a refund. Tags: claires boutiques, claires necklace recall, Clothing Recalls, jewelry recall |
| Filed under: Toy Recalls |
| Toy TV recalled for lead |
| November 12, 2008 at 3:13 pm |
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The latest lead-tainted toy from the Far East is OKK Trading’s Mini-Televisor toy TV. Sold on OKK Trading’s website for about a buck, the toy is being recalled because it contains excessive amount of lead paint, and violates federal standards. Consumers are being advised to immediately remove the toy from their childrens’ grubby little grasp and contact OKK Trading for a refund or exchange. Tags: china, lead paint, okk trading recall, Toy Recalls, toy tv recall |
| Filed under: Toy Recalls |
| Toy xylophone recalled for lead |
| November 12, 2008 at 1:07 pm |
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The toy was sold at various dollar stores in Texas between December 2007 through February 2008. The price of the toy? Take a wild guess. You should take this toy away from your kids immediately and either discard or bring back to place of purchase for an exchange (yeah, that sounds like a good idea). Any questions, consumers can call King Import Warehouse collect at 972-241-5464. Tags: china, dollar store, lead paint, Toy Recalls, xylophone recall |






Crib manufacturer LaJobi is recalling nearly 5,000 of its drop side cribs due to possible defects that create an entrapment and strangulation hazard.
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