Every parent needs to see this: 91 high-risk children's product recalls currently active. Check your home now.
100 baby and children's product recalls tracked. Protect your kids from dangerous toys, cribs, car seats, furniture, and other hazardous products.
Every year, emergency rooms treat approximately 150,000 children under age 15 for toy-related injuries, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). Many of these injuries could be prevented with better awareness of product recalls and safety standards.
Children are uniquely vulnerable to product hazards because they explore the world by touching, tasting, and testing everything around them. Products designed for adults may pose unexpected risks when children gain access to them, and even products specifically made for children can have manufacturing defects or design flaws.
Staying informed about recalls is one of the most effective ways to protect your children. When a recall is announced, the manufacturer has determined (or a government agency has found) that the product poses a genuine safety risk that warrants action.
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HOMEAL bed rails sold on Amazon are recalled after entrapment risk was identified. The recall applies to HOMEAL-branded children’s bed rails with Model No. 338. Consumers should stop using the product immediately and contact HOMEAL for a full refund.
HEB recalls a 12-pack Destination Holiday Glow Light Stick Bracelets sold in Texas after the green bracelet can leak and irritate skin. The recall involves bracelets in green, red, pink, orange, yellow and blue colors with UPC 9787014483. Consumers should stop using the green bracelet immediately and return the 12-pack to H-E-B for a full refund.
Harppa recalled 5-in-1 convertible high chairs due to risk of serious injury or death from fall and entrapment hazards. The recall involves model BHC001 with production batch 202408. The chairs were sold in green, pink and gray. Consumers should stop using the product immediately and seek a replacement. Harppa provides a replacement option and destruction instructions for the recalled unit.
Mom Genius recalled retractable safety gates due to entrapment risk that can cause serious injury or death. The recall covers gates with a retractable mesh screen in black and gray. The model is SH.20.006B02. Consumers should stop using the gate and seek a full refund.
Generic magnetic ball sets sold on Amazon by Ritons are recalled after a high-risk ingestion hazard was identified. The magnets, 3 mm in size and packed in sets of 1,000, can cause serious injury or death if swallowed. Consumers should stop using the recalled product immediately and contact Ritons for a refund with a prepaid return label.
Bmrwtg recalled its Children’s LED Tutu Skirts sold on Amazon after battery ingestion safety concerns. The skirts use two CR2032 lithium coin batteries to power the lights. Parents should stop using the recalled skirt immediately and contact Bmrwtg for a full refund.
Blossom recalled two-piece children’s loungewear sets sold under its brand due to a burn risk that violates the mandatory flammability standard for children's sleepwear. The recall covers sets in multiple colors and designs sold for sizes 12 months through 12 years. Stop using the garments and contact Blossom for a full refund.
In Motion Design recalled Evermore Surprise Eggs due to lead content above federal limits. The recalled eggs were sold with yellow, pink or green wrap and include a gold egg containing seven toys, including a toy airplane. Consumers should stop using the product and return it for a full refund.
LXDHSTRA recalled baby loungers and crib bumpers on September 18, 2025. The recall covers LXDHSTRA-branded loungers sold online at Amazon. The defect involves suffocation and fall hazards linked to design and ban violations. Stop using immediately and seek a full refund from LXDHSTRA.
Wuensche USA recalls Ambiano Cotton Candy Makers, model 836098, sold at ALDI. The recall cites a fire hazard from the heating element when the sugar receptacle is missing. Consumers should stop using the unit and pursue a refund.
Youbeien recalled crib mobiles after multiple reports of battery ingestion risks. The mobiles can operate without a remote, but the battery compartment in the remote is easily accessible. Consumers should stop using the product and contact GKKBSJ for a full refund immediately.
YooxArmor recalled its multi-purpose kids’ helmets sold on Amazon after safety violations. The helmets fail to meet the mandatory bicycle helmet standard for impact attenuation, stability, labeling and certification. Consumers should stop using the helmets and request a full refund from YooxArmor.
Shierdu recalled a 28-piece wooden cactus toy set sold on Amazon by Yiwu Shiyi Trading after reports the parts pose a choking hazard for children under three. The recall cites violation of the Small Parts Ban. Parents should stop using the product and contact the supplier for a full refund.
In My Jammers recalls children's button-up flare pajama sets sold online after the company violated mandatory flammability standards. The recall, active as of Sept. 11, 2025, involves sets in multiple prints and sizes. Parents should stop using them and seek a full refund or store credit.
CT New Energy Technology recalls CT-ENERGY nc-02 lithium coin battery chargers sold with four rechargeable 2032 batteries and a USB cable. The recall cites potential for serious injury or death from ingested button cells. Consumers should stop using the charger and contact CT New Energy for a full refund, repair, or replacement kit.
Party Favors recalled four models of lite-up torches and laser pointers due to risk of serious injury or death from swallowed button cell batteries. Imported by MTC Trading. Consumers should stop using the products and seek a full refund.
STWUQIKONG recalled a three-tier spiral tower toy sold on Shein because of a choking hazard. The recall was announced on August 14, 2025. The toy includes three yellow balls and is designed for children under three, violating the small-ball ban. Stop using the product immediately and email STWUQIKONG_RECALL@hotmail.com to receive a full refund.
TEMI Toys recalled the TEMI Go Basketball toy sold on Amazon due to a choking hazard for children under three. The toy stands about 13 inches tall and 4 inches wide and includes three yellow balls. TEMI Toys is offering a full refund to consumers who stop using the product and contact the company.
Petmate recalled Pet Zone Laser Pointer & LED Ball toys sold exclusively at Menards. The recall date is August 7, 2025. The products contain six preinstalled button cell batteries and pose an ingestion hazard if the battery compartment is breached. Consumers should stop using the recalled toys and contact Petmate for a full refund.
La Ligne recalls Enfant Bonne Nuit children’s pajamas after a burn hazard was identified. The recall covers La Ligne by La Ligne Enfant Bonne Nuit two-piece sets sold in various colors. Consumers should stop using the pajamas and pursue a full refund or store credit.
Backyard Kids recalled KidKraft Farm to Table Play Kitchens in 2025 after one death was reported at multiple retailers. The hazard arises from hooks that hold toy accessories where clothing can snag during climbing or crawling through the back opening. Stop using the play kitchen immediately and contact Backyard Kids for free replacement hooks or repair.
Tegu recalled two Magnetic Floating Stackers sold at multiple retailers. Models STA-BGY-801T and STA-BTP-806T are affected. The magnets can detach and be ingested, posing a serious injury or death risk. Parents should stop using the toys immediately and contact Tegu for a free replacement.
Minongad recalled LED Gloves model ST01 after safety violations exposed battery ingestion risk. The recall covers gloves sold on Amazon with two pre-installed lithium coin batteries and four spare batteries. Consumers should stop using the gloves immediately and return them for a full refund.
Transpro US recalls three scooter models sold with unauthorized lithium-ion battery UL certification labels. The recall covers A3 Hub Motor, A11F Spark, and R1 Commuter scooters. Consumers should stop using these scooters immediately and contact Transpro for a refund or replacement.
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