Fisher-Price Snuga Swings Recalled: Five Deaths Prompt Urgent Safety Alert
Have you recently purchased a Fisher-Price Snuga Swing? You might need to stop using it immediately.
The popular baby swing, beloved by countless parents, has been linked to five infant deaths and numerous reports of serious injuries prompting a nationwide recall by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
Why is the Fisher-Price Snuga Swing being recalled?
The Snuga Swing has a significant design flaw that makes it dangerous for infants. The swing's adjustable strap can become unbuckled, allowing babies to slip out of the harness and fall to the ground. This can lead to serious injury or death, especially if the infant is left unattended.
What should I do if I have a Fisher-Price Snuga Swing?
If you have a Fisher-Price Snuga Swing, stop using it immediately and contact Fisher-Price for a full refund. The CPSC recommends disposing of the swing properly to prevent further accidents.
What types of Snuga Swings are being recalled?
The recall affects all models of the Fisher-Price Snuga Swing that were manufactured between July 2009 and December 2019.
What can parents do to keep their babies safe?
While the Snuga Swing is now recalled, it's important to always use caution when using any baby swing. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions, never leave an infant unattended, and make sure the harness is properly buckled.
This recall is a stark reminder of the importance of baby product safety. Always choose baby products that meet safety standards and are free from known defects.
Where can I find more information about the recall?
You can find detailed information on the recall on the CPSC website [link to CPSC website].
Stay informed. Keep your baby safe.
