United States · Safety alerts · Issue #4 · 28/09 – 04/10
CPSC warns against Mbabyjon crib bumpers after seller fails to respond
The US regulator urges consumers to stop using the padded bumpers; it has not announced an agreed recall or refund remedy.
What the primary source says
CPSC has warned consumers to stop using Mbabyjon padded crib bumpers, which it says present a suffocation risk and violate the US federal ban. The identified bumper has pink and black-and-white star fabric with pink ribbons, but other patterns may be involved. No model or sales dates are stated.
The bumpers were offered through Mbabyjon's online shop. CPSC says the seller has not responded to requests for a recall or remedy. Consumers should stop using and dispose of them rather than reselling or giving them away. This is a regulator warning, not a completed recall with an agreed refund. CPSC reports no incidents and reiterates its guidance for a firm, flat infant sleep surface with only a fitted sheet.
Why it matters
The useful distinction
An unresponsive seller does not remove the need for parents to act on an official safety warning.
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