Scan a product with your smartphone to check if it's safe
(under construction)
Report a faulty or dangerous product
Quick safety checklist, plus useful information on what to do in case you own dangerous products
The slats at the side and ends of the cot can easily break or detach from the structure. A small child might suffer injuries from split and cracked bars or its head might become trapped when trying to crawl through a gap or opening created by the broken or detached bar. The product does not comply with the relevant European standards EN 716 and EN 1930.
The clasp of the necklace does not break easily enough when under tension: this may cause strangulation.
The gaps at the top of the seat-back, as well as the space between the hoop of the hood and the frame, are too wide. Fingers and hands of children may become trapped between moving parts, causing injuries. In addition, the structure of the pushchair is insufficiently strong, which could cause the child to fall out of the pushchair in the event of a breakage. The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 1888.
The leg openings are too large. A child could pass with both legs through one opening and fall. The high chair is not sufficiently stable and may overturn sideways which may cause the child to fall while sitting on the chair. The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 14988.
The plastic mattress base can easily be lifted: a child could be trapped underneath and suffocate. There are protruding parts to which garments of children could get hanged, causing strangulation. In addition, the presence of long cords and strings may also cause strangulation. Also, the defective locking mechanism may cause the cot to fold inadvertently, causing injuries to the child and the gap between the side bars and the changing unit is too large, which may cause entrapment of fingers between the unit and the side of the cot.
The plastic base of the bed (the mattress) folds too easily; a small child could pull it up and get trapped underneath, with the risk of suffocation. Moreover, a child could introduce its head in the outside pocket of the cot and get trapped, leading to suffocation. The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 716-2.
The zip pullers can easily detach. A small child could put them in the mouth and choke. Moreover, the base of the bed (mattress) folds too easily and there is a pocket on the outside of the cot. A small child could pull the base up and get trapped underneath or introduce its head in the outside pocket of the cot and get trapped, leading to suffocation. The string located inside the changing unit is too long, posing a risk of strangulation. In addition, there are gaps and openings between the sides and the changing unit of the cot. The small child can put its finger inside and get trapped.
There is an accessible gap between the changing unit and the cot. A child may fall in this gap, the head would become trapped and this may lead to strangulation. The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 12221.
The gaps between the bars at the base of the cot are too large. While playing a child could put the head through the bars and become trapped. The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 716.
