Every year, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announce dozens of product recalls—including for baby products like toys, formula and gear, as well as other products that affect parents and families. The reasons for recalling a product can vary from safe sleep violations to bacteria contamination, and they can either be voluntary and of the company’s own choosing or mandatory by the government.

But regardless of why a product recall happens, it’s important for parents and caregivers to be aware of all current recalls for the safety of their children. Here are most of the official recalls for baby products in 2024 so far. (Note: This list only contains baby product recalls that affected more than 1,000 estimated units.)

Nuna Recall: December 2024

Nuna Rava Convertible Car Seats

The recall: The front harness adjuster button on the Nuna Rava convertible car seat may fail to remain properly clamped on the adjuster strap, causing the entire harness to loosen accidentally. This defect is a result of dust, dirt or other debris collecting around the adjuster button.

What to do: Test your car seat's harness, adjuster strap and adjuster button to ensure the harness remains in place when the button isn't pressed. If the harness comes loose without pressing the button, you can register your faulty car seat to receive a free remedy kit.

Melii Baby Recall: December 2024

Melii Baby Silicone Baby Spoons

The recall: These silicone baby spoons with animal-shaped handles can break apart, posing a choking hazard.

What to do: Stop using the spoons immediately and keep them out of reach of children. Contact Melii Baby at care@meliibaby.com to receive a free replacement set.

Yoto Speaker Recall: December 2024

Yoto Mini Speakers (re-announced recall; previously recalled in April 2024)

The recall: The Yoto Mini speaker recall is being re-announced due to the lithium ion battery overheating and posing a burn and fire hazard. The previous recall remedy was to receive a replacement for the charging cable; but even if you received a replacement cable, the battery can still overheat.

What to do: Take the speaker away from your child immediately and contact Yoto for a free replacement battery kit. You should request the battery replacement kit even if you already received the replacement charging cable as part of the original recall in April 2024.

South Shore Recall: November 2024

South Shore Balka & Olena Cribs

The recall: All South Shore adjustable height cribs in the Balka and Olena lines are being recalled due to the spacing between the slats being too wide, thus posing an entrapment hazard. The US federal safety standard for cribs states that the gaps between slats can't be larger than six centimeters; the wider gaps on the South Shore cribs can cause a baby's arm, leg or body to slip through and become trapped.

What to do: Stop using the crib immediately and contact South Shore via email at service@southshorefurniture.com for information on how to disassemble and dispose of the crib and receive a full refund.

Guava Family Recall: November 2024

Guava Roam Strollers

The recall: Guava is recalling their Roam strollers due to a brake failure issue—the brake may fail to engage or may accidentally self-release while in use.

What to do: Double check if your stroller is affected using Guava's onilne form. If your serial number is part of the recall, stop using the stroller immediately. Submit your contact information in the online form to receive a free repair kit and new installation instructions.

Kyte Baby Recall: November 2024

Kyte Baby Slumber Suits

The recall: These one-piece sleepwear items violate the federal regulations on flammability in children's clothing. All children's sleepwear must either be tight-fitting or be treated with anti-flammable chemicals—the Kyte Baby Slumber Suits are neither, therefore posing a fire hazard.

What to do: Stop using the recalled slumber suits immediately. You can contact Kyte Baby at hello@kytebaby.com for instructions on how to destroy or return the garments for a full refund or a store credit for the original purchase price plus free shipping and handling.

Vevor Recall: October 2024

Vevor 30-Inch Expansion Baby Gates

The recall: These baby gates (manufactured by Sanven Technology and sold under brand name Vevor) are being recalled due to entrapment hazards posed by the expansion piece that attaches to the wall. The gap between the gate and the wall is large enough for some babies and small children to fit their torso through—a gap this size is in violation of federal child safety standards.

What to do: Stop using the gate immediately. You can contact Vevor customer service at csr@vevor.com for information on how to dispose of the product get a full refund.

Stokke Recall: October 2024

Stokke Yoyo³ Strollers (only certain serial numbers)

The recall: Stokke is voluntarily recalling some of their Yoyo³ strollers due to a potential parking brake issue—the brake may accidentally self-release while in use. This recall only affects strollers with serial numbers beginning with "142AA" and followed by numbers lower than “0062239.”

What to do: Double check your stroller's serial number using Stokke's online form. You can find the serial number on the label located near the basket on the left side of your stroller. If your serial number is part of the recall, stop using the stroller immediately. Submit your contact information in the online form to receive instructions on how to return the stroller and get a full refund.

Fisher-Price Recall: October 2024

All models of Fisher-Price Snuga Swings

The recall: The entire line of Snuga swings (over two million units) is being recalled because the included headrest and body support insert can post a suffocation risk to infants. The recall includes popular items like the Sweet Snugapuppy Swing, My Little Snugabear Cradle 'n Swing, Deluxe Swing—Surreal Serenity and more. Be sure to check complete list of all recalled swings to see if yours is affected.

What to do: Immediately remove both the headrest and the body support insert from the seat pad (there may be stitching you need to cut to fully remove the pieces). You can continue to use the swing after the inserts have been removed, but remember that swings should never be used for sleep. You can contact Fisher-Price for a $25 refund—you'll just need to prove that you've destroyed the removed inserts.

Gimars Recall: October 2024

Gimars Playpen with Mat

The recall: These playpens (AKA playards) are being recalled due to entrapment and suffocation hazards. A baby's head can become trapped in the included basketball hoop attachment, and the mattress doesn't secure to the bottom of pen, enabling infants to become trapped underneath.

What to do: Stop using the playpen immediately and keep children away from it. In order to receive a full refund, you'll need to properly dispose of the product: disassemble the playpen and cut the fabric floor, mattress and basketball hoop accessory into two pieces. Then, upload photos of the cut product using the online submission form, or email the photos to Gimars-Aftersales@outlook.com.

Wee Gallery Recall: September 2024

Wee Gallery Tummy Time Gallery

The recall: The tummy time toy, featuring art cards inserted into clear plastic sleeves, is being recalled because the plastic sleeves contain high levels of phthalates in violation of the federal phthalates ban.

What to do: Stop using the toy immediately and keep it out of reach of children. You can contact Wee Gallery directly for disposal information and to receive a refund of $39.95.

MJKSARE High Chair Recall: September 2024

MJKSARE High Chairs, sold exclusively on Amazon

The recall: These non-brand high chairs, sold under the name "MJKSARE" by retailer "Guangzhoutongaomaoyiyouxiangongsi," are being recalled due to entrapment and fall hazards. The leg openings are too wide, which can cause babies to slip down and become trapped. Additionally, the tray is too easy to remove, so babies may be able to remove it themselves and fall out of the chair.

What to do: Stop using the chair immediately and contact the seller, TONGAO, at gztaamz@163.com for a full refund. Also, please keep in mind that similar high chairs may have been sold under other brand names, so be sure to check the Consumer Product Safety Commission and Amazon for additional recalls.

Fisher-Price Recall: August 2024

Fisher-Price dumbbell toy (sold with Baby Biceps Gift Set)

The recall: The plastic dumbbell toy, part of a four-piece toy gift set, is being recalled due to a choking hazard. The small gray caps on both ends of the dumbbell can come off, and because they're smaller than one inch in diameter and two inches in length, babies and toddlers can choke on them if swallowed.

What to do: Caregivers should take the toy away from baby’s reach as soon as possible and get a refund. You can contact Fisher-Price directly for instructions on how to provide proof of purchase and properly dispose of the product. The refund is $10 for the dumbbell only—you don't need to get rid of the other toys in the set, and you don’t need a receipt in order to get a full refund.

Mamibaby, Cosy Nation Baby Lounger Recall: August 2024

Mamibaby Baby Loungers and Co-Sleepers, Cosy Nation Baby Loungers and Co-Sleepers

The recall: These infant loungers pose a suffocation and fall hazard to infants. They were found to violate the Infant Sleep Products Regulation and the Safe Sleep for Babies Act—the sleeping pad is too thick, which poses a suffocation hazard, and the sides are too low, which poses a fall hazard if placed on an elevated surface.

What to do: Stop using the lounger immediately and contact MEIXIA Shop at recallemail@163.com to get a full refund and instructions on how to properly dispose of the item.

CVS Formula Recall: August 2024

CVS Health / H-E-B Baby Premium Infant Formula with Iron

The recall: This CVS store-brand formula was found to have elevated levels of Vitamin D, which can cause vomiting, loss of appetite, increased thirst and frequent urination in babies. The recall only applies to one batch and includes three lot numbers: T11LMYC, T11LMXC and T09LMXC.

What to do: Check the bottom of the can for the above lot numbers and "use by" dates of either 09NOV2025 or 11NOV2025. If your can is affected by this recall, contact Perrigo Consumer Affairs at 1-800-538-9543 for information about disposal and a refund. If your baby is showing symptoms of elevated Vitamin D, contact your pediatrician and report the symptoms to the FDA's MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting program.

Papablic Infant Swing Recall: August 2024

Papablic Archie Infant Swings

The recall: This swing poses a suffocation hazard for infants. It was marketed or designed as a place for babies to sleep and includes an incline of more than 10 degrees, which creates a suffocation risk and violates the Infant Sleep Products Regulation and the Safe Sleep for Babies Act. It’s also missing the required warning labels that identify the remote battery as a choking hazard.

What to do: Stop using the swing immediately and contact Papablic to get a full refund. In order to get a full refund, you'll need to show proof that you've destroyed/disposed of the swing as directed by Papablic (they'll tell you how when you get in touch with them).

Beberoad Travel Bassinet Recall: August 2024

Beberoad Love New Moon Travel Bassinets

The recall: These bassinets don't come with a stand, creating a fall hazard if placed on an elevated surface. This violates the US federal Safety Standard for Infant Sleep Products.

What to do: Stop using the bassinet immediately and contact Beberoad Love at service@beberoad.com to learn how to dispose of the product and get a full refund.

Stiger Stroller Recall: July 2024

Besrey Twins Strollers

The recall: These twin strollers are being recalled for several reasons.

The front seat can create an entrapment hazard when it's in the forward-facing position.
The straps and rear seat enclosure have been found to fail at restraining babies and toddlers, posing a fall hazard.
The foam padded grab bar on the front seat can break apart and become a choking hazard if babies bite on it.

What to do: Stop using the stroller immediately and contact Stiger directly either by phone at 888-310-6255 or by email at support@besrey.com or stigerstg@outlook.com. They'll provide information on how to dispose of the stroller and get a full refund.

Manhattan Toy Recall: July 2024

Manhattan Toy Brilliant Bee Rattles

The recall: The toy can separate at the base, causing the small plastic rings to come loose. Since the plastic rings are so small, they become a choking hazard to babies and toddlers.

What to do: Caregivers should take the toy away from baby’s reach as soon as possible and get a refund. The toy can be returned to where you originally purchased it, or you can contact Manhattan Toy directly. You don’t need a receipt in order to get a full refund.

Hatch Recall: July 2024

Hatch Rest, 1st Generation

The recall: The plastic case of the AC power adapter can come off, exposing power prongs and creating a shock hazard. Note: Only certain units of the first generation of sound machines are affected by this recall—those with AC adapter model number CYAP05 050100U and without the four-digit code below “Made In China.” This doesn’t affect the second generation of the Hatch Rest or the Hatch Rest Go.

What to do: Be sure to double check the AC adapter for the model number. If the model number matches and there are no numbers below “Made In China,” you should immediately stop using it. You can contact Hatch directly to get a free replacement power adapter.

Sling Carrier Recall: June 2024

Joybuy Marketplace Express Sling Carriers

The recall: These sling-style baby carriers, sold exclusively on Walmart.com from Joybuy Marketplace, violate the safety requirements of the Safety Standard for Sling Carriers and pose both a fall hazard and a suffocation hazard for babies.

The brand name isn’t listed on the carrier, so you’ll need to review your purchase history on Walmart’s website to see if your sling carrier was sold by Joybuy Marketplace and listed under one of these brand names:

Wisremt Newborn Baby Carrier Sling Wrap Swaddling Strap Sleeping Bag Inclined Cross Front Feeding Carrying Bag
Sunisery Wrap Baby Carrier Stretchy Infant Sling Adjustable Strap Hands Free Holder
Sunisery Pouch for Infant Safe Baby Cotton Carrier Sling Wrap Swaddling
Multitrust Newborn Baby Infant Adjustable Carrier Sling Wrap Rider Pouch Ring
Inevnen Newborn Baby Carrier Portable Infant Adjustable Carrier Sling Wrap Rider Pouch Bag
Farrubbyine8 Newborn Baby Sling Wrap Swaddling Nursing Papoose Pouch Front Carry
Jolly's Newborn Baby Carrier/Cute Elegant Baby Sling/Swaddling Strap/Inclined Cross Front Feeding Carrying Bag
Tinkercad Newborn Baby Carrier/Cute Elegant Baby Sling/Swaddling Strap/Inclined Cross Front Feeding Carrying Bag

What to do: Caregivers should stop using the carrier immediately. You can contact Joybuy Marketplace directly at 302-426-4543 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT Monday through Friday or by email at oversea-service@jd.com for instructions on how to dispose of the carrier and get a full refund.

Crecelac, Farmalac Infant Formula Recall: May 2024

Crecelac Infant 0-12, Farmalac 0-12 and Farmalac 0-12 Low lactose

The recall: Infant formulas made by Farmalac (including the low lactose kind) and Crecelac (goat milk-based formula) are being recalled for a couple of reasons: the products haven’t been evaluated by the FDA to determine whether they meet U.S. food safety and nutritional standards, and Crecelac specifically was found to be contaminated with a bacteria known as cronobacter, which can make babies sick.

What to do: If you bought Crecelac, Farmalac or Farmalac Low Lactose with any of the below UPCs and expiration dates, stop giving it to your baby right away and return it to wherever you bought it for a full refund.

Crecelac Infant Formula for Ages 0-12

UPC: 8 50042 40847 6
Expiration: 08/2025, 09/2025

Farmalac Infant Formula for Ages 0-12

UPC: 8 50042 40841 4
Expiration: 08/2025, 09/2025

Farmalac Low Lactose Infant Formula for Ages 0-12

UPC: 8 50042 40839 10
Expiration: 08/2025, 09/2025

Mt. Capra Infant Formula Recall: May 2024

Mt. Capra Goat Milk Formula Recipe Kit

The recall: Because this product is marketed as infant formula and not a dietary supplement, the FDA is concerned that it doesn’t provide sufficient nutrition when used as the only meal source, which could lead to anemia and feeding issues in babies who drink it.

Additionally, the FDA found that the storage instructions may not be sufficient for keeping the product fresh and free of contamination.

What to do: If you’ve given your baby the Goat Milk Formula Recipe Kit from Mt. Capra, you should stop feeding it to them immediately and talk to your pediatrician about possible nutritional deficiencies. To get a refund for the product, you can return it to the store where you originally bought it.

Creativity Street Toy Recall: May 2024

Creativity Street Foam Pattern Rollers

The recall: The foam pattern rollers, made by Dixon Ticonderoga under the brand Creativity Street, were found to contain toxic levels of lead in the handles. This recall applies only to foam rollers purchased after September 26, 2023 with the lot codes 02142080423 and 02142230523 (found on the package below the bar code).

What to do: If you’ve purchased these foam rollers, be sure to take them out of reach of your little one and contact Dixon Ticonderoga for a prepaid return label to get a full refund.

Crate & Barrel Crib Recall: April 2024

Crate & Barrel Hampshire Cribs

The recall: The mattress support pins on the bottom of the crib can come loose and allow the mattress to fall, posing a fall hazard to babies. This recall affects Hampshire cribs with SKU numbers 246898, 534758, 534987, 535020 and 405394 and includes colors blush, olive, white, gray and natural brown.

What to do: Customers should stop using the crib immediately. You can get either a full refund or a free repair by contacting Crate & Barrel at 800-451-8217.

Yoto Speaker Recall: April 2024

Yoto Mini Speakers

The recall: These portable mini speaker toys, which play music and audiobooks using Yoto cards, are being recalled due to burn and fire hazards. The included charging cable can cause the speaker’s lithium-ion battery to overheat and catch fire.

What to do: You should take the speaker and charging cable away from your child immediately and contact Yoto to receive a free replacement smart charging cable. You’ll also need to send a photograph of the old cable cut in half in order to receive a new replacement cord.

Thule Child Bike Seats Recall: April 2024

Thule RideAlong

The recall: The harness padding of the Thule RideAlong bike seat was found to have excessive amounts of flame-retardant DecaBDE, posing a chemical hazard. DecaBDE can be toxic if ingested or if it comes into contact with skin or eyes. This recall only applies to bike seats with model number 100107 and date codes for March 2021 to October 2023.

What to do: The CPSC urges customers to stop using the bike seats immediately. You can contact Thule to register for free replacement harness padding and to receive instructions on how to return the recalled padding.

Forias Playard Mattress Recall: March 2024

Forias Pack and Play Mattresses

What to do: Stop using the recalled playard mattress and discard it by cutting it in half, then send a photo of the destroyed mattress to customer.care@forias.com to receive a full refund.

Fisher-Price Toy Recall: March 2024

Fisher-Price Little People Mickey and Friends Figures

The recall: While the Mickey and Friends set comes with several characters, this recall only applies to the Donald Duck and Daisy Duck figures. The heads of both Donald and Daisy can detach and become a choking hazard to babies and toddlers.

What to do: Take the Donald and Daisy figures out of your little one’s reach and contact Fisher-Price to receive a pre-paid return label. Once you’ve returned the two figures (not the whole set), you’ll receive a $10 refund.

Jool Baby Swing Recall: March 2024

Jool Baby Nova Baby Infant Swings

The recall: This swing was found to violate the Infant Sleep Products Regulation and the Safe Sleep for Babies Act because it was marketed or designed as a place for babies to sleep and included an incline of more than 10 degrees, which can be a suffocation hazard for infants. It’s also missing the required warning labels explaining that babies should never be allowed to sleep in the swing due to the suffocation risk.

What to do: Stop allowing your baby to sleep in the swing and contact Jool Baby to receive a free repair kit (cost of shipping is included). You’ll receive a new seat with updated warning labels, updated plush toys and an updated remote control.

Spring Spirit and Biloban Playard Mattress Recall: February 2024

Spring Spirit and Biloban Pack and Play Mattresses

The recall: The mattress is being recalled because it doesn’t have the required thickness set by the Safety Standard for Crib Mattresses, is missing the required warning labels and poses a suffocation hazard to infants. This recall affects playard mattresses with batch numbers 230315US or 2304US printed on the tag.

What to do: Double check the batch number on the tag and stop using it if you have a recalled playard mattress. Contact Biloban at recall@biloban.com to receive a full refund and directions on how to dispose of the mattress.

Magik & Kover Playard Mattress Recall: February 2024

Magik & Kover Pack and Play Mattresses

The recall: The mattress is being recalled because it doesn’t have the required thickness set by the Safety Standard for Crib Mattresses, is missing the required warning labels and poses a suffocation hazard to infants. This recall affects mattresses with batch number 221002US printed on the tag.

What to do: Double check the batch number on the tag and stop using it if you have a recalled playard mattress. Contact Magik & Kover at bruandoli@126.com to receive a full refund and directions on how to dispose of the mattress.

Nordic Naturals Vitamin Recall: February 2024

Nordic Naturals Baby's Vitamin D3 Liquid

The recall: These Vitamin D drops for infants are being recalled due to excessive and potentially toxic levels of Vitamin D3, which can cause vomiting, loss of appetite, increased thirst and frequent urination in babies. The recall only affects products with lot number 234909 and an expiration date of December 2025.

What to do: If your baby has any of the above symptoms while taking these drops, talk to your pediatrician and report the symptoms to the FDA's MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting program. You can also contact Nordic Naturals for information about a refund.

Lovevery Toy Recall: February 2024

Lovevery Slide & Seek Ball Run with Wooden Knobs

The recall: Removing this toy from its packaging can cause the wooden door knob to come loose and create a choking hazard for babies and toddlers.

What to do: Take the toy out of your child’s reach and visit the Lovevery recall website for a free replacement. After creating an account on the website, you’ll be instructed to remove the door and door knob of the toy, mark it with the case number you’re provided and upload a photo, then confirm that you’ve thrown the toy away.