
JLP Compact Stroller sold by John Lewis
The plastic casement on the side of the handle can partially detach from the frame, which could cause the handle to fail.
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The plastic casement on the side of the handle can partially detach from the frame, which could cause the handle to fail.

The product presents a serious risk of entrapment as the gap between the seat and the sides, and the seat and the back, are too large.

Batch 051221 has been recalled as the warning label may peel off and create a possible choking hazard if a child were to place it in their mouth.

The product presents a serious risk of injuries due to having overall mechanical issues.

Two designs have been recalled as there is a chance of a defect in the spout of the water bottle, which may result in small parts breaking off and presenting a potential a choking…

OPSS has issued a Product Safety Alert for baby self-feeding products presenting a risk of serious harm or death. Consumers, local authority trading standards and businesses are asked to take specific action to cease…

OPSS has issued a Product Safety Alert for baby self-feeding pillows and prop feeders presenting a risk of serious harm or death. Consumers, local authority trading standards and businesses are asked to take specific…

The product presents a serious chemical risk due to excess concentration of phthalates and risk of injuries due to insufficient structural integrity and stability.

The product presents a risk of strangulation as when the swing or rocker is not in use, their restraint straps can dangle below the seat and non-occupant crawling infants can become entangled in the…

TK Maxx have identified a safety concern and are recalling the product due to an issue which may result in loose threads around the edge of the blanket. These threads may present entrapment, strangulation,…

The product has been found to release trace amounts of Lead and Formaldehyde at levels higher than the maximum permitted which may present a risk if ingested.

The neck circumference of the affected models has been found to be too large and not in compliance with the relevant standard. This could lead to the suffocation of the baby if they slip…
The product does not meet the minimum safety requirements to sufficiently support the baby.

There is a tipping issue with the carrycot so there is potential for a small child to fall out when the product is in use, causing injuries to the user.

The tray arm caps can break off creating a potential choking risk for small children.

The product presents a risk of injuries as it is possible for the back leg to break during use, which may lead the infant to fall.

The product poses a risk of choking due to a small number of defects on the spout and straw assembly, which in some instances means that the spout could detach when pulled with force…

The product presents a risk of injuries If the bath is fitted incorrectly to the stand, there is a risk that the baby in the bath could fall from a height.

The car seats present an injury hazard as the manufacture of some of the buckles did not reach the exacting standards.

Product presents a risk of choking hazard due to easy access to small parts.

The product presents a low risk of choking as tests show that the push-pull valve can detach too easily.
Product presents a risk of choking due to detachable small parts.
The manufacturer has identified a potential safety concern with the above product. They have identified a risk of the rotating locking mechanism, being able to be pushed open, when in the locked position and…

The product presents a serious risk of injuries as the fasteners may unstitch and break.