Federal safety officials are warning against using infant rockers for sleep, citing at least 14 deaths linked to products made by Fisher-Price and another by Kids2.

4moms, which manufactures products for young children, issued a recall of its MamaRoo Baby Swing — versions 1.0 through 4.0 — and RockaRoo Baby Rockers, the CPSC said.

Nursery gliders and rockers offer plenty of benefits for caregivers: a supportive nursing spot, a cozy place for story time and a soothing spot to put baby to sleep. But they’re also substantial ...

The recall applies to 2 million of 4moms’ MamaRoo Baby Swing, versions 1.0 through 4.0, as well as 220,000 of its RockaRoo Baby Rockers sold in the US. 4moms is a subsidiary of Pennsylvania ...

Fisher-Price and the Consumer Product Safety Commission are warning consumers who own infant rockers not to use them for sleep after multiple deaths were linked to the products. Between 2009 and ...

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Fisher-Price urged parents Tuesday not to let babies fall asleep in rockers, citing at least 13 reported deaths between 2009 and 2021.

More than two million infant swings and rockers were recalled Monday for posing a danger of strangulation after a baby died and another was rescued from entanglement. The restraint straps on the ...

Fisher-Price, regulators issue warning on baby rockers after 13 deaths The Consumer Product Safety Commission says babies should not be allowed to fall asleep in certain rockers, citing more than ...