Deadly Baby Furniture Recalls

Since the nursery is your baby's most-frequented room, it's important to be aware of any baby furniture recalls that affect that little sanctuary.

Did you know Roman Blinds by IKEA were recalled after an infant death? Guess what blinds I have in Elena's room? That's right. IKEA Roman Blinds. If I've found things in my home, (and I'm a regular 'ole Joe) chances are there are some in your home as well. (Side Note: All blinds can be dangerous to your baby. See this article on how to make blinds and shades safe for your growing infant.

It is doubly important to be aware of these recalls if you have purchased second hand or received furniture as a hand-me-down.

Recalled cribs and playpens are discussed in a separate article.

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Nursery Furniture

{Photo by Chris Mosely}

There are many other pieces of baby furniture in your nursery than just the crib! Changing tables, rocking chairs, and dressers are all vital parts of the nursery.

Although rare, occasionally these baby furniture recalls do happen. Check the list to make sure they can't be found in your baby's room.

ISDANS, TUPPLUR, and ENJE Roller Blinds from IKEA (Strangulation Hazard)
Faux Suede Roman Shades by Hanover Direct/Domestications (Strangulation Hazard)
Dublin Energy Solution Roman Shades at Bed, Bath, and Beyond (Strangulation Hazard)
Horizontal and Vertical Blinds and Cellular Shades by Vertical Land ~ one fatality
Thermal Sailcloth and Matchstick Bamboo Roman Shades at Target (Strangulation Hazard)
Roman Blinds at Pottery Barn Kids(Strangulation Hazard)
Melina Roman Blinds at IKEA (Strangulation Hazard)
Oval Roll-Up Blinds and Woolrich Roman Shades ~ two fatalities
SmartLight Safety Gates by Safety 1st (Fall Hazard)
Roman Shades and Roll-Up Blinds sold at Cost Plus and World Market
Iris and Alvine Roman Blinds by IKEA ~ one fatality
See the entire list of recalled nursery furniture.

{Photo by Sean Dreilinger}

High Chairs and Booster Seats

Every home has a high chair or booster seat. Is yours safe? or has it been recalled? Some of these high chair recalls have been considered so serious that companies are offering a cash bounty to get them returned.

Circo Booster Seat at Target
Evenflo Envision High Chairs
3-in-1 High Chairs by Fisher Price
Evenflo "Majestic" High Chairs (expanded in April)
Feeding Seats by The First Years
"Baby Sitter" Seats by Bumbo Int'l
Contempo Highchairs by Graco
Fold-Up Booster Seat by Safety First
See the entire list of recalled high chairs and booster seats.

Bathtubs and Pools

Tubside Bath Seats by Safety 1st
2-in-1 Fold-Away Tub and Step Stool by The First Years 3
See the entire list of recalled bathtubs and pools

Bouncer Seats and Jumpers

Jump 'n Jive Doorway Bouncer by Graco (choking hazard)
Baby Bjorn Babysitter Balance Air bouncer seats (laceration hazard)
Infant Bouncer Seats by Oeuf (fall hazard)
Jammin' Jumpers by Bright Starts (fall hazard)
See the entire list of recalled bouncer seats and jumpers

Things are just not perfect here on the planet earth, and this means that occasionally baby furniture recalls happen. Stay one step ahead by knowing which items in your home have been determined hazardous and need to be removed.

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