OFFICIAL-SOURCE RECALL · UNITED KINGDOM
Product Safety Alert: Baby Sleeping Bags (PSA9) Recall: level: Not provided Product category: Childcare
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Why this product was recalled
level: Not provided Product category: Childcare articles and children's equipment Measure type: Other Recall/alert date: 1 October 2026 Contents Key safety messages What are ‘Baby Sleeping Bags’? Why are they dangerous? Background Advised Action Consumers, Childcare and Education Settings: Businesses: Local Authority Trading Standards and Environmental Health in Northern Ireland: Additional Information and Resources Key safety messages Not all Baby Sleeping Bags are safe Only buy or use a baby sleeping bag that has arm holes and no hood What are ‘Baby Sleeping Bags’? ‘Baby Sleeping Bags’ are products which are marketed or intended to be used as bags for babies to sleep in unsupervised, when in a crib or cot. This does not include items designed to be worn in a pram such as a pramsuit or muff. This alert does not apply to products designed specifically to swaddle a baby. Why are they dangerous? Baby sleeping bags are not safe to be used for babies to sleep in or to be placed in, unsupervised, if they lack arm holes or include a hood. Some dangerous baby sleeping bags lack armholes and include a hood. Baby sleeping bags that lack arm holes or include a hood pose a serious risk of har
Hazard
level: Not provided Product category: Childcare articles and children's equipment Measure type: Other Recall/alert date: 1 October 2026 Contents Key safety messages What are ‘Baby Sleeping Bags’? Why are they dangerous? Background Advised Action Consumers, Childcare and Education Settings: Businesses: Local Authority Trading Standards and Environmental Health in Northern Ireland: Additional Information and Resources Key safety messages Not all Baby Sleeping Bags are safe Only buy or use a baby sleeping bag that has arm holes and no hood What are ‘Baby Sleeping Bags’? ‘Baby Sleeping Bags’ are products which are marketed or intended to be used as bags for babies to sleep in unsupervised, when in a crib or cot. This does not include items designed to be worn in a pram such as a pramsuit or muff. This alert does not apply to products designed specifically to swaddle a baby. Why are they dangerous? Baby sleeping bags are not safe to be used for babies to sleep in or to be placed in, unsupervised, if they lack arm holes or include a hood. Some dangerous baby sleeping bags lack armholes and include a hood. Baby sleeping bags that lack arm holes or include a hood pose a serious risk of har
Official recall notice
Product Safety Alert: Baby Sleeping Bags (PSA9)
Agency: Office for Product Safety and Standards
Official publication date: October 1, 2026
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