A pair of wearable breast pumps, a bottle sterilizer, a baby swing — everything you need to make life with a baby a whole lot ...

Child-proofing your home isn't easy. Besides watching for recalls of children's products, it's also important to keep track of recalls of household products and, if your child is at all athletic, ...

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People who keep the Snug Swing should “immediately remove” the headrest and body support insert on the seat pad. Fisher-Price is providing a $25 refund to owners who remove those parts ...

“No reasonable consumer purchases the Snuga Swing product from reputable and well-known brands like Mattel and Fisher-Price expecting it to come with suffocation risks for their child ...

More than 2 million Fisher-Price baby-swings have been recalled after ... nor should they add other materials to the swing — including blankets — even if the headrest and body inserts are ...

The company told Forbes Vetted that it is “no longer” making it. Fisher-Price Snuga Baby Swing: I tested this popular swing in my first round of baby swing testing and found it extra easy to ...

especially if the baby’s head tilts forward. As a result, Fisher-Price is urging parents to immediately remove the headrest and body support insert from the swing. To incentivize this important ...

The headrest and body support insert of the Snuga Swing pose particular risks when used for sleep. These components, while designed for comfort during awake-time use, can obstruct an infant’s airflow, ...