Snuga Swings Recalled: 5 Infants Died From Suffocation
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued an urgent recall for Snuga Swings, a popular brand of infant swings, after a shocking five babies died from suffocation while using the product.
The Snuga Swings recall affects all models and sizes of the swings manufactured between January 2020 and December 2023. The CPSC urges parents and caregivers to immediately stop using the recalled swings and contact Snuga Swings for a full refund or a replacement with a safe model.
What Makes Snuga Swings So Dangerous?
The investigation revealed that the Snuga Swings design allows infants to slip through the gaps in the swing's seat, causing them to become wedged and suffocate. The CPSC warns that this is a serious hazard, as infants are too young to pull themselves out of this dangerous position.
What Should Parents Do?
If you own a Snuga Swing, stop using it immediately. Contact Snuga Swings to receive a full refund or a safe replacement swing. The CPSC recommends that parents and caregivers always supervise infants while they are in any kind of swing.
Stay Updated:
The Snuga Swings recall is a critical safety issue. Be sure to stay informed by checking the CPSC website for the latest updates and information. It's essential to prioritize your baby's safety by taking immediate action if you own a Snuga Swing.
This is a reminder that product recalls are crucial for protecting children. Always be vigilant about safety information and follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer. Remember, a few minutes of your time can make a world of difference in keeping your little ones safe.
