Mattel Recalls Snuga Swings: Suffocation Hazard - What You Need to Know
Mattel has issued a recall for its Snuga Swing, a popular baby swing, due to a potential suffocation hazard. This is a big deal, and we want to make sure you're aware of everything you need to know.
The Issue
The problem? The fabric on the swing's seat can fold over and create a gap. This gap can trap a baby's face and potentially lead to suffocation. Yikes! That's scary stuff.
Which Models are Affected
The recall affects all models of the Snuga Swing manufactured before July 2017.
If you have a Snuga Swing, check the label for the date of manufacture. If it's before July 2017, stop using it immediately!
What You Should Do
Here's what you need to do if you have a recalled Snuga Swing:
- Stop using it immediately. This is super important!
- Contact Mattel for a free repair kit. You can do this by calling 1-800-524-TOYS (8697) or visiting .
- Don't try to fix it yourself! Only use the repair kit provided by Mattel.
It's really important to follow these instructions to keep your little one safe!
Stay Informed
Stay up-to-date on the latest information by visiting the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) website or the Mattel website. You can also find information about the recall on major news outlets.
Keeping Your Baby Safe
This recall is a reminder that it's crucial to be aware of potential product safety hazards, especially when it comes to your baby. Always check product labels and research recalls to ensure the safety of your child.
Don't hesitate to reach out to Mattel or the CPSC if you have any questions about the Snuga Swing recall.
Stay safe, and keep your little ones safe!
