HAMAX Buddy Baby Seat recalled due to choking hazard from safety label
The HAMAX Buddy Baby Seat is being recalled because the fabric safety label attached to the harness strap may not be securely fastened, posing a choking risk to children. Approximately 123 units sold in Decathlon Ireland are affected.
- Brand
- HAMAX
- Product
- Buddy Baby Seat
- Batch codes
- 4091054, 8591602
- Retailer
- Decathlon
- What to do
- Stop using the seat immediately and remove the label or take it to Decathlon for removal.
The HAMAX Buddy Baby Seat has been recalled due to a potential choking hazard. The safety label attached to the harness strap may detach, which could allow a child to place it in their mouth and choke. This issue affects models 4091054 and 8591602, with around 123 units sold in the Republic of Ireland through Decathlon stores between 28 December 2020 and 06 August 2026.
Consumers are advised to stop using the seat immediately if the label is present. They should check the shoulder harness strap for the textile label and, if found, carefully cut it off completely to continue using the seat safely. Alternatively, customers can take the seat to a Decathlon store, where staff will remove the label at no charge. For further assistance, customers can contact Decathlon’s Customer Relation Centre via email.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 5 November 2026 Product Safety Information Notice on HAMAX Buddy Baby Seat. The product poses a choking hazard. The fabric safety label (circled above) attached to the harness strap may not be securely fastened and could detach. If this occurs, a child may place the label in their mouth and choke. The brand is HAMAX. The models 4091054 and 8591602. The barcode is 7…
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Frequently asked questions
Is Buddy Baby Seat being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. The HAMAX Buddy Baby Seat is being recalled because the fabric safety label attached to the harness strap may not be securely fastened, posing a choking risk to children. Approximately 123 units sold in Decathlon Ireland are affected.
Why is Buddy Baby Seat being recalled?
The recall relates to a choking hazard. The HAMAX Buddy Baby Seat is being recalled because the fabric safety label attached to the harness strap may not be securely fastened, posing a choking risk to children. Approximately 123 units sold in Decathlon Ireland are affected.
What should I do if I have this product?
Stop using the seat immediately and remove the label or take it to Decathlon for removal.
Which batches of Buddy Baby Seat are affected?
The affected batch codes are: 4091054, 8591602.
Where was Buddy Baby Seat sold?
It was sold via Decathlon.
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