Baby Carriers Sold Through Amazon, Target Recalled

Buckle can break on Infantino product, meaning the baby can tumble out
By Jenn Gidman,  Newser Staff
Posted Feb 8, 2020 7:30 AM CST
Thousands of Baby Carriers Recalled Due to Fall Hazard
An Infantino baby carrier.   (Consumer Product Safety Commission)

Baby carriers literally have one job—to carry babies—which is why a recall announced by the Consumer Product Safety Commission is particularly alarming. USA Today reports that around 14,000 Infantino baby carriers made in China and sold at Target and through Amazon have been recalled because their buckles may break, posing a risk that the baby inside can fall out. The products yanked back—which have black straps and either a black or gray body—include two versions of the Go Forward 4-in-1 Evolved Ergonomic Carrier (lot codes 2018 0619 and 2018 0719, sewn on the label inside the carrier), the Flip Front2back Carrier (lot code 2018 0719), and the Up Close Newborn Carrier (also lot code 2018 0719).

The recalled carriers were sold in November and December of last year. No injuries have yet been reported. Those looking to send their carriers back can call Infantino at 800-840-4916, email Recall@infantino.com, or click "Recalls" on the Infantino website. (More product recall stories.)

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