Baby Matters LLC has recalled Nap Nanny infant recliners purchased between January 2009 and July 2010 due to potential suffocation and falling hazards. Because infants can hang over the edge of the Nap Nanny even when properly strapped into the harness, the product is safely used only on the floor and should never be placed on a table (or other elevated area) or inside a crib or playpen. Two versions of the Nap Nanny have been produced: the first generation lacks Velcro hooks to secure the fabric cover to the foam base. These hooks here added to the second generation recliner. Consumers with a first generation Nap Nanny are advised to immediately stop using the product and to contact Baby Matters. All Nap Nanny users are advised to visit www.napnanny.com to watch video demonstrations on proper use. Click here for more information and images to help determine which generation of Nap Nanny you own.

Seven companies have recalled drop-side cribs produced between 2000 and 2009 because the movables sides can detach from the cribs, creating a falling hazard for babies. The companies involved are: Child Craft, Delta Enterprise Corp, Evenflo, Jardine Enterprises, LaJobi, Million Dollar Baby, and Simmons Juvenile Products Inc. The companies are all offering consumers free repair kits to immobilize the sliding sides. Consumers should not try to immobilize the sides through any other method. Images of each recalled crib can be found by clicking on the company names listed in this article. Read more.

The Consumer Products and Safety Commission has issued recalls on three products for babies and young children. Consumers are advised to immediately stop using all three products. Pictures of each product can be found by clicking on the links provided.

Kiwi Industries has recalled three types of infant apparel sold nationwide because snaps on the clothes have been reported to detach and pose a choking hazard. The recalled garments are short-sleeve onesies, long-sleeve onesies, and short sleeve rompers. Read more.

Regal Lager has recalled CYBEX 2.GO infant carriers. Straps on the carriers have been reported to break potentially causing infants to fall. The carriers were sold nationwide and online. Read more.

Target has recalled two types of children’s belts sold in stores nationwide. The black and brown Cherokee boys belts and pink and white Circo girls belts contain lead paint and do not meet the federal standard for lead. Read more.

McNeil Consumer Healthcare has issued a voluntary recall of certain over-the-counter infant and children’s liquid medications due to manufacturing deficiencies, which may affect quality, purity or potency. The products include certain liquid infant and children’s Tylenol, Motrin, Zyrtec and Benadryl products. As a precautionary measure, parents and caregivers are advised not to administer these products to their children. Click here for more details.

Multiple product recalls have been issued due to injury hazards they pose to babies and toddlers. Click on each product for the recall details:

1st Starlight Stair Gates
Graco Jump ‘n Jive Doorway Jumper
Circo Booster Seats