The Jool Baby infant swing recall impacts about 63,100 products over a suffocation risk for babies, consumer safety officials said. Here’s what to know.
Jool Baby has recalled more than 63,000 infant swings over a suffocation risk for babies, U.S. consumer safety officials said. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced last week that the swings, called the Jool Baby Nova Baby Infant Swing, were "marketed, intended, or designed for infant sleep." Meanwhile, the product has an incline angle greater than 10 degrees – which violates federal safety regulations.
They have a round aluminum base with music buttons on the front, a metal seat frame, a cloth seat with restraints and a headrest, and a canopy with hanging toys which include a yellow moon, blue cloud, and pink star.The swings can be powered using AAA batteries or an AC adapter and were sold with an electronic remote control, according to the CPSC notice. "Jool Baby" appears on the swing’s base and "NOVA" on the seat label.