watterstide

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10269.html

sharon b

Thanks for the heads up :thumbup:

Tink's Mom

I was just thinking, I think I have a walker in the attic from when my youngest son was a baby...
I would assume that these should be destroyed...because they are non-compliant. ????

amma

Thank you for letting us know!!!

Gramof6

Thank You for sharing this. I have a walker, car seat and high chair, that more than likely needs to be disposed of.

HeatherQuilts

There was a big thing when I was pregnant with my DS (he is 3 now) about walkers, and how dangerous they ALL were, because of the reasons mentioned in the recall. Walkers allowed the babies to get places they otherwise would not have been able to. It made sense, but still..........

How did we all EVER survive childhood?!?!? :lol: :lol:

Luckynumber7

Thanks for sharing, that's good to know!

nativetexan

you know they had on the news where a 3 yr old got caught in the cords of the window blinds. how many decades ago was this found to be a hazard and companies stopped making them with a loop?? are we importing these made with a loop or are companies just disregarding safety now? most frustrating!

watterstide

if you read the recall..the walker has numbers on the side of it..those are the ones being recalled.

littlehud

Thanks for sharing.