Britons have been told that several batches of My Babiie Infant Carriers are unsafe to use.
The infant carriers present a risk of injuries and have therefore been recalled from users.
My Babiie Infant Carriers
Type: Childcare articles and children’s equipment – Infant Carrier
Brand: My Babiie
Models: MBC50B, MB250IDDGF, MB250IBFHB, MB250IBFQG, MB200IDDLB, MB200IBFBL, MB500IDDOP, MB200ISFGT, MB200IBFBN, MB200IDDPP, MB200IDDBP, MB500IBFGB, MB500IDDMR, MB500IDDST
Affected batches: #00001084, #00001125, #00001217, #00001134, #00001135, #00001136, #00001181, #00001182, #00001183, #00001184, #00001185, #00001137 and #00001138
Product description: Various models and colours of infant carriers. Affected products were purchased between March 2023 and March 2024.
‘The product presents a risk of injuries’
My Babiie
The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) said: “The product presents a risk of injuries as it has been identified that a gap may appear between the handle and the seat shell, usually on one side.
“In certain circumstances, the handle may become loose or detach on one side, causing the car seat to move unexpectedly.
“The affected products do not meet the requirements of the General Product Safety Regulations 2005.
“The product has been recalled from end users. Owners should stop using the handle to carry the seat immediately.
“For further information, including on how to register for a collection and modification to the product, please access the MyBabiie safety notice at the following link: https://mybabiie.com/pages/safety-notices.”
Affected customers can also contact My Babiie at info@mybabiee.com for information.
My Babiie told customers: “Please note, no other product is affected by this voluntary recall.
“We’ve identified a potential safety concern where a gap may appear between the handle and the seat shell, usually on one side.
“While this does not affect the car seat’s performance inside a vehicle or during a crash, it could pose a safety risk when carrying the infant carrier outside the car.
“In certain instances, the handle may become loose or detach on one side causing the car seat to move unexpectedly.
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‘Please check your Infant Carrier for the serial and batch number located on the seat’s base’
My Babiie
“Please check your Infant Carrier for the serial and batch number located on the seat’s base.
“If you find your product is part of this voluntary recall, please do not use the handle to carry the infant carrier. Should your infant carrier be affected, please reach out to us at info@mybabiie.com with your batch number and date of purchase.
“We will swiftly arrange a collection of the infant carrier and perform a minor upgrade and return this to you. This does not affect your statutory rights.”
Additional information
PSD case number: 2409-0014
Notified by: Local Authority Trading Standards
This comes as Britons are warned that a baby and toddler toy from Home Bargains presents a choking risk.
