Snuga Infant Swings Recalled: 2 Million Units Affected
Parents and caregivers across the country are being urged to stop using Snuga infant swings after a massive recall affecting nearly 2 million units. The recall, announced by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), cites concerns over potential safety hazards.
The recall involves Snuga infant swings sold under various brand names, including Snuga, Fisher-Price, and Delta Children, and covers models manufactured between January 2014 and October 2022. The CPSC warns that the swing's seat strap can break, potentially causing a baby to fall and suffer serious injury.
To determine if your swing is included in the recall, check the model number and date of manufacture printed on the swing's label. If your swing is affected, stop using it immediately and contact Snuga for a free repair kit.
The CPSC urges consumers to take the following steps:
- Immediately stop using the recalled swing.
- Contact Snuga to obtain a free repair kit. You can call Snuga at (800) 433-5252 or visit their website at [Snuga's website address].
- Keep the recalled swing out of reach of children.
The recall highlights the importance of following safety guidelines and staying informed about product recalls. It's crucial to inspect your baby products regularly for any signs of wear and tear, and to always consult the manufacturer's instructions for proper use and maintenance.
For more information on the Snuga infant swing recall, you can visit the CPSC website at [CPSC's website address]. You can also find detailed information on the Snuga website, including a list of affected models and instructions for obtaining a repair kit.
This recall is a serious matter, and we urge all parents and caregivers to take the necessary steps to ensure the safety of their children.
