CPSC Cautions Consumers Not to Use Inclined Infant Sleep Products:http://bit.ly/2WuVKLP
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Dr. Mannen’s report was conclusive that products with inclines 10 degrees or less, with flat and rigid surfaces, are likely safe for infant sleep. Dr. Mannen also found that soft and plush-like sleep surfaces pose dangers to infants.
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Stop using infant sleep products with inclined seat backs of more than 10 degrees. Parents and caregivers should not use infant car seats, bouncers, and other infant inclined products for sleep, and should follow manufacturer instructions.
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Follow safe sleep advice. Bare is Best: Do not add blankets, pillows, or other items to the baby’s sleep environment. Back to Sleep: Always place infants to sleep on their backs on a firm, flat surface.
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Check http://www.cpsc.gov often to see if your nursery products have been recalled, and promptly follow the recall instructions to receive a refund, replacement, or repair.
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Consumers who register their nursery products with the manufacturer’s registration card (included with nursery items) can be contacted directly by the manufacturer if there is a recall.
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Consumers are encouraged to report any potentially unsafe sleep products to the agency through http://SaferProducts.gov 24/7 or our Consumer Hotline 800.638.2772, Mon to Fri, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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