Safe sleep for babies
What to use, and what's been recalled
The safest place for a baby to sleep is alone, on their back, on a firm, flat surface — a crib, bassinet, or play yard that meets federal safety standards. According to the AAP and the CPSC, baby swings, rockers, bouncers, loungers, nests, inclined sleepers, crib bumpers, and pillows are not safe for infant sleep — a baby who falls asleep in one should be moved to a firm, flat surface. They are a leading category of recalls: TinySafe tracks 48 infant sleep-related products recalled (2024–2026), and 75% were recalled for a suffocation or entrapment hazard. The recalled products to avoid are listed below, each with its official CPSC source. A product not listed here is not confirmed safe — always check current AAP safe-sleep guidance and official CPSC and FDA records.
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48sleep products recalled
75%for suffocation
2024–2026recall years
What official guidance says
From the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
A firm, flat surface only
The AAP and CPSC recommend placing a baby to sleep on a firm, flat, non-inclined surface in a crib, bassinet, or play yard. Soft surfaces, inclines, and padding increase suffocation risk.
Federal standard for infant sleep products
Under the CPSC’s federal safety standard for infant sleep products, products marketed for infant sleep must have a sleep surface angle of 10 degrees or less. Inclined sleepers and many loungers do not meet this standard.
Loungers are for supervised awake time, not sleep
Baby loungers and nursing pillows are intended for supervised, awake use only — never for sleep, and never inside a crib or bassinet.
Nothing else in the sleep space
Keep crib bumpers, pillows, blankets, and soft toys out of the sleep area. Several crib bumpers and padded products have been recalled for suffocation risk.
Recalled sleep products to avoid
48 infant sleep products recalled 2024–2026, grouped by type. Each links to its official recall record.
Baby loungers 13
Suffocation riskCPSC
CooCooBaby Baby Loungers
Recalled Jun 18, 2026
Suffocation riskCPSC
Cpzzkq Baby Loungers
Recalled Apr 23, 2026
Suffocation riskCPSC
HappyGira Recalls Sweetie Baby and Style Life Eleven Baby Loungers
Recalled Apr 23, 2026
Suffocation riskCPSC
Baby Loungers
Recalled Jan 08, 2026
Suffocation riskCPSC
Alinux Baby Loungers
Recalled Nov 26, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
Bearlala Baby Loungers
Recalled Nov 20, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
Belivium Baby Loungers
Recalled Oct 16, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
YGJT Baby Loungers
Recalled Oct 09, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
LXDHSTRA Baby Loungers and Crib Bumpers
Recalled Sep 18, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
URMYWO Baby Loungers
Recalled Sep 04, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
TADAKAZU Baby Loungers
Recalled Jun 18, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
Style Life Eleven Baby Loungers
Recalled Feb 27, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
Mamibaby and Cosy Nation Baby Loungers
Recalled Aug 15, 2024
Swings, rockers & bouncers 13
Fall hazardCPSC
Fun and Function Recalls Children's Metal Multi-Point Swing Frames
Recalled Apr 16, 2026
Fall hazardCPSC
LFTE USA Recalls Playground Swing Set Seats
Recalled Mar 12, 2026
Strangulation riskCPSC
Children's Sensory Swing
Recalled Feb 26, 2026
Strangulation riskCPSC
TheKiddoSpace Recalls Children's Sensory Swing
Recalled Feb 26, 2026
Choking riskCPSC
Little Bear 2-Pack Soother Clips
Recalled Dec 11, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
Vevor Baby Swings
Recalled Nov 06, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
ZRWD Infant Swings
Recalled Jun 05, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
Nezmdi Infant Swings
Recalled May 22, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
COMEONROA Infant Swings
Recalled Apr 17, 2025
Choking riskCPSC
Lullaby Travel Soothers
Recalled Nov 07, 2024
Suffocation riskCPSC
More than 2 Million Snuga Infant Swings
Recalled Oct 10, 2024
Suffocation riskCPSC
Papablic Infant Swings
Recalled Aug 01, 2024
Suffocation riskCPSC
Nova Baby Infant Swings
Recalled Mar 07, 2024
Crib bumpers 8
Suffocation riskCPSC
SARO Braided Crib Bumpers
Recalled Jan 08, 2026
Suffocation riskCPSC
Little Pea Shop Crib Bumpers
Recalled Dec 04, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
AUGNORYE Padded Crib Bumpers
Recalled Jul 10, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
Braided Crib Bumpers
Recalled Jul 10, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
Love Our Home Braided Crib Bumpers
Recalled Mar 06, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
Baofali Crib Bumpers
Recalled Nov 07, 2024
Suffocation riskCPSC
Crib Bumpers
Recalled May 30, 2024
Suffocation riskCPSC
Grão de Gente Crib Bumpers
Recalled Apr 04, 2024
Crib & play-yard mattresses 7
Suffocation riskCPSC
KEAWIS Crib Mattresses
Recalled Jan 15, 2026
Suffocation riskCPSC
Modera Pack N Play Mattresses
Recalled Oct 30, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
Creekliybear Play Yard Mattresses
Recalled Jul 10, 2025
Suffocation riskCPSC
Forias Pack and Play Mattresses
Recalled Mar 28, 2024
Fire hazardCPSC
Bubble Bear Crib Mattresses
Recalled Mar 07, 2024
Suffocation riskCPSC
Magik & Kover Pack and Play Mattresses
Recalled Feb 22, 2024
Suffocation riskCPSC
UBBCARE Play Yard Mattresses
Recalled Jan 04, 2024
Bassinets 4
Fall hazardCPSC
AirClub Convertible Bassinets
Recalled Mar 26, 2026
Fall hazardCPSC
AirClub Convertible Bassinets
Recalled Mar 26, 2026
Fall hazardCPSC
ZHORANGE Portable Bassinets
Recalled Jun 05, 2025
Fall hazardCPSC
Beberoad Love New Moon Travel Bassinets
Recalled Aug 01, 2024
Nursing & infant pillows 1
Sleep sacks 1
Baby nests 1
Safe baby sleep: common questions
Where should my baby sleep?
On a firm, flat surface in a crib, bassinet, or play yard that meets federal safety standards — alone, on their back, with no pillows, bumpers, or soft bedding. This is the guidance from the AAP and CPSC.
Are baby swings, rockers, and bouncers safe for sleep?
No. The AAP and CPSC warn that babies should not sleep in swings, rockers, bouncers, or other inclined or seated products — the angle and soft sides raise the risk of suffocation. Several have been recalled after infant deaths. TinySafe tracks 13 recalled swings, rockers, and bouncers. Move a sleeping baby to a firm, flat surface.
Are baby loungers and nests (like Snuggle Me or Boppy) safe for sleep?
No. Baby loungers and infant 'nests' are intended for supervised awake time only, not for sleep — their soft, padded sides raise the suffocation risk. TinySafe tracks 14 recalled loungers and nests, most for a suffocation hazard.
Which infant sleep products have been recalled?
TinySafe tracks 48 recalled infant sleep-related products (2024–2026), including swings and rockers, baby loungers and nests, crib bumpers, crib and play-yard mattresses, bassinets, and inclined sleepers. 75% were recalled for a suffocation or entrapment hazard. The full grouped list with official CPSC sources is on this page.
My baby started rolling — is it still safe to swaddle for sleep?
Once a baby shows signs of rolling, safe-sleep guidance is to stop swaddling, because a swaddled baby who rolls to their stomach has a higher suffocation risk. Many parents move to a sleep sack. Talk to your pediatrician about timing for your baby.
Are crib bumpers safe?
Federal guidance advises against padded crib bumpers because of suffocation risk, and several have been recalled. TinySafe tracks 8 recalled crib bumpers.
How do I check if my baby's sleep product has been recalled?
Find the product’s brand and model in the list on this page, or search the TinySafe recall index. Each entry links to the official CPSC recall record so you can confirm the affected models.
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