How do i return my recalled crib

I win! I don't know if you ladies seen this post I had yesterday I found out a few weeks after my son was born that the crib that we bought from a friend of mine had been recalled back in April of I contacted Target and told them what my situation was. They said unfortunately since I didn't have proof of the crib purchase and that there was nothing they can do about it. Once I found out that the crib was recalled, I have no longer used it and will not ever.

I need some advice on what to do, I would like to have a crib for my LO He sleeps in either his bassinet or swing in our bedroom, so it's not like he doesn't have anywhere to sleep. Here's the link to the site of my recalled crib If there's anyone that can help me out, that would be great!!

Thank you so much ladies!! First, you are doing the right thing by not using the crib. Second, could you please look at your crib for the model name and number? In addition, parents can sign up for email alerts about recalls from the CPSC and register all durable children's products with the manufacturer.

The company also offers a free service to help parents find out if any products they have were recalled. The short answer is to heed the recall. If a crib is recalled and the warning is that children should not be allowed to sleep in it until the hazard is fixed, then a safe alternative sleeping arrangement should be found. If the solution to a recall is that a small part should be kept away from young children, there's good reason to do that.

Nancy Cowles, executive director of Kids In Danger, notes that most manufacturers offer additional information on their websites following a recall. She urges anyone who is in doubt about a product to dispose of it. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content. Create a personalised content profile. Measure ad performance. Select basic ads. Create a personalised ads profile.

Select personalised ads. Apply market research to generate audience insights. Measure content performance. Develop and improve products. List of Partners vendors. Drop-side baby cribs were designed so that one of the sides slides down to allow a caretaker easy access to the baby.

Although the sliding side was intended to help with reaching the baby, this popular crib design turned from convenient to dangerous. Recalls of the design led to stronger safety regulations that ultimately banned the manufacture of drop-side cribs in Drop-side cribs now cannot be sold or donated.

A drop-side rail crib, as the name suggests, is a crib with hardware that enables one side of the crib to lower down. One of the bars in this Simplicity mattress support has detached. Others are bent. Q: My crib is part of the Simplicity crib recall due to having a metal tube frame system for the mattress to rest on.

I do not have a drop rail. I checked my crib. If my crib seems structurally fine can I let my child sleep on it? A: Do NOT continue to use this crib or any crib that has been recalled. These Simplicity drop-side and fixed side cribs have been recalled because the mattress support can collapse and pieces can bend or detach. CPSC is aware of a one-year-old who died in a fixed-side Simplicity crib.