SAOL Knitwear recalls Baby Aran Sleeping Nest due to suffocation risk
SAOL Knitwear is recalling the Baby Aran Sleeping Nest due to a risk of suffocation. The hood may cover the baby's nose and/or mouth during sleep, creating a hazard.
- Brand
- SAOL Knitwear
- Product
- Baby Aran Sleeping Nest
- Batch codes
- NK200-004-OS, NK200-332-OS, NK200-525-OS, NK200-687-OS
- Retailer
- SAOL Knitwear
- What to do
- If you purchased one of these products, please stop use immediately and return it to SAOL Knitwear for a refund or replacement.
SAOL Knitwear has announced a recall of its Baby Aran Sleeping Nest due to safety concerns. The product poses a suffocation hazard as the hood can potentially cover a baby's nose and mouth for an extended period while they are sleeping. This situation creates a serious risk for infants using the sleeping nest.
Approximately 121 units of the Baby Aran Sleeping Nest are affected in the Republic of Ireland. The product was sold at various retailers, including An Tuirne, Aran Sweater Market Ltd, Donegal Shop, and several others. Consumers should be aware that the SKU numbers for the sleeping nests purchased may differ from those listed by SAOL Knitwear.
If you have purchased this product, you are advised to stop using it immediately. Customers can return the Baby Aran Sleeping Nest to SAOL Knitwear for a refund or replacement. For further assistance or information on the return process, you can contact SAOL Knitwear via email or phone.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 14 April 2026 SAOL Knitwear is carrying out a recall of a Baby Aran Sleeping Nest. The product presents a risk of suffocation. The hood of the sleeping nest may cover the nose and/or mouth of the baby for a prolonged period during sleep, creating a risk of suffocation. The brand is SAOL Knitwear. The SKU numbers are as follows: NK200-004-OS NK200-332-OS NK200-525-O…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is Baby Aran Sleeping Nest being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. SAOL Knitwear is recalling the Baby Aran Sleeping Nest due to a risk of suffocation. The hood may cover the baby's nose and/or mouth during sleep, creating a hazard.
Why is Baby Aran Sleeping Nest being recalled?
The recall relates to a other hazard. SAOL Knitwear is recalling the Baby Aran Sleeping Nest due to a risk of suffocation. The hood may cover the baby's nose and/or mouth during sleep, creating a hazard.
What should I do if I have this product?
If you purchased one of these products, please stop use immediately and return it to SAOL Knitwear for a refund or replacement.
Which batches of Baby Aran Sleeping Nest are affected?
The affected batch codes are: NK200-004-OS, NK200-332-OS, NK200-525-OS, NK200-687-OS.
Where was Baby Aran Sleeping Nest sold?
It was sold via SAOL Knitwear.
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