The Consumer Product Safety Commission, in conjunction with Baby Trend, posted a warning notice regarding the Baby Trend Sit N’ Stand Strollers after a child died.
over Baby Trend strollers sold at several major retailers nationwide following a report that a 14-month-old child died from asphyxiation.
Officials say the Baby Trend’s Sit N’ Stand Double and Ultra strollers pose a risk of head or neck entrapment between the pivoting front canopy and the armrest or seat back of the stroller. The affected strollers have model numbers beginning with "SS76" or "SS66.
The company also received another report that a 17-month-old child's neck got stuck between the back of the canopy tube and the seat back of the front seat, which resulted in neck bruises.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Warning on Baby Trend Sit N' Stand strollers due to entrapment risk, 1 death reportedA consumer warning has been issued about possible entrapment hazards in Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double and Ultra strollers after one death was reported.
Read more »
Warning on Baby Trend Sit N' Stand strollers due to entrapment risk, 1 death reportedA consumer warning has been issued about possible entrapment hazards in Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double and Ultra strollers after one death was reported.
Read more »
Baby Trend, CPSC warn about stroller canopy after child diesBaby Trend and the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission issued a warning about some popular strollers after the death of a 14-month-old child. Also, some Purina dry dog food, IKEA chairs and baby toys are recalled.
Read more »
Baby killed, another injured in strollers sold by major retailers, CPSC saysThe Consumer Product Safety Commission warned about the risk of head and neck entrapment in Baby Trend strollers after a baby was killed and another injured.
Read more »
Baby killed and another injured in strollers sold by major retailers, consumer safety agency saysA baby was killed and another was injured after they became entrapped in a popular Baby Trend stroller that’s sold by major retailers, the Consumer Product Safety Commission says.
Read more »