#suffocation-risk

#suffocation-risk

Fisher-Price recalled the Snuga Swing after five infant deaths linked to sleeping in the product, citing suffocation risks.

Fisher-Price is recalling infant swings due to suffocation risks linked to sleep usage and previous fatalities.

Fisher-Price recalls over 2 million Snuga Swings after infant suffocation deaths; parents advised against using these for sleep.

All models of Fisher-Price Snuga Swings were recalled due to infant deaths linked to unsafe sleep practices.

The swing is not intended for sleep and can increase suffocation risks when bedding is added.

Fisher-Price Snuga Swings recall issued after five infant deaths linked to suffocation risks during sleep.

CPSC highlights risks of adding bedding to the swings, increasing suffocation potential.

Criticism of Fisher-Price recall and safety measures ensures continued risk to infants.

American Academy of Pediatrics supports removing soft items to prevent sleep-related suffocation.