5 pram & buggy recalls.
Pram, buggy and pushchair recalls in Ireland, usually over injury, entrapment or a mechanical fault. We collect every pram and buggy recall from official Irish sources, newest first. These carry high safety stakes, so check the affected model carefully.
Babyland is recalling the Hubei leba Minnie mouse style stroller, part number V6-1, because it lacks the required conformity documentation and was sold without instructions and safety information in English. A total of 10 units were sold in the Republic of Ireland.
Joolz is recalling the Joolz Aer2 Car Seat Adapter Set due to a risk of injuries. The adapter may fail to lock properly with the stroller, potentially causing the car seat to detach and fall. Customers should stop using the product immediately.
Zara Home is recalling the Zara Home Stroller Pendant due to a choking hazard. Insufficient seam strength in the cloud and duck components may allow padding to become accessible, posing a risk of ingestion and potential choking.
Stokke is recalling certain Stokke® YOYO3 strollers due to a risk that the parking brake may unexpectedly release, posing an injury hazard for children. Only strollers with a serial number starting with '142AA' and below '0062239' are affected.
TJX Ireland Unlimited Company is recalling the Dreamgro Mermaid Lullaby Travel Soother with Stroller Hook due to a choking hazard. The gold star decoration may detach, creating a small part that could be swallowed. The brand is Dreamgro.
