Safety Alert: Fisher-Price Snuga Swings Recalled - What You Need to Know
You've probably seen those adorable Fisher-Price Snuga swings in stores, maybe even at a friend's house. They're a popular choice for parents, but a recent safety alert has prompted a recall of over 1.7 million of these swings. The reason? A potential choking hazard from the swing's toy bar.
What's the problem?
The toy bar on some Fisher-Price Snuga swings can detach, posing a serious choking risk for babies. The swing itself can also detach from its base, creating a risk of falls. It's a terrifying situation, and thankfully, Fisher-Price has taken swift action to address the issue.
Who is affected?
The recall applies to specific models of the Fisher-Price Snuga Swing, manufactured between July 2013 and April 2022. You can find the full list of affected models on the official Fisher-Price website.
What should you do?
Stop using the swing immediately if you own one of the recalled models. Fisher-Price is offering a full refund for the swing and you can contact them for instructions on how to return it. You can also find more information on the Consumer Product Safety Commission website.
It's important to remember:
- Don't ignore this safety alert. Your child's safety is paramount.
- Check your swing immediately to see if it's part of the recall.
- Contact Fisher-Price or the CPSC for assistance with returning the swing.
Stay safe out there, and remember to prioritize your child's well-being.
