Sleep product recall guide
Crib Recall Checker
For products used during sleep, fit, construction, and accessories can determine whether a recall applies.
Find the label on your crib, bassinet, play yard, mattress, or sleep accessory and compare its model, date code, dimensions, and seller with the official notice. Follow any stop-use warning immediately.
Find these details first
Sleep products need a child-sleep context before they belong here.
This page is for cribs, bassinets, play yards, crib mattresses, liners, bumpers, loungers, and nursery sleep accessories, not general adult bed rails or unrelated furniture.
Nursery sleep check
- Product type
- Note whether it is a full-size or portable crib, bassinet, play yard, mattress, lounger, liner, bumper, or add-on.
- Model and date code
- Check labels under the frame, on a rail or base, or along a fabric seam.
- Dimensions
- Record the mattress or pad length, width, and thickness when available; affected products may differ only by size.
Surface + Part
- Brand and seller
- Include the manufacturer and marketplace seller, especially for products with generic names.
- Separate accessories
- Save fitted pads, liners, canopies, bedside attachments, and other separately purchased parts individually.
- Photos and receipts
- Keep clear label photos and order details to help distinguish similar models or listing variations.
Keep each sleep component distinct
Crib frames, mattresses, pads, and accessories are not interchangeable in recall notices. If they came from different brands or purchases, save them as separate products in Baby Recall Tracker.
Live recall example
Most recent crib and sleep product recall
Affected product
Voomf Play Yard and Crib Mattresses
Why it was recalled
The recalled mattresses violate the mandatory safety standard for crib mattresses because the mattresses may not adequately fit certain play yards, posing a deadly entrapment hazard. Babies can suffocate in gaps between an undersized mattress, or extra padding, and side walls of a product, especially when the infant's face becomes trapped against the side and the mattress, preventing the infant from breathing. Furthermore, the full-sized crib mattresses violate the mandatory flammability standard for mattress sets, posing a risk of serious injury or death from fire.
What to compare: Compare the sleep surface, model or date code, dimensions, accessory, seller, and stop-use guidance.
This example updates automatically when a newer matching recall is added to Baby Recall Tracker.
Compare before acting
Is the sleep surface or accessory affected?
Sleep recalls often depend on dimensions, add-ons, and stop-use instructions.
Key details
Model, date code, dimensions, product type, and seller
Common locations
Under the frame, along a rail, beneath the base, or on the mattress tag
Safety priority
Act promptly on official warnings about suffocation, entrapment, or falls
If an item may match
Keep the useful details, then follow the official instructions
Keep the right record
Pay attention to fit and configuration
Some notices apply to a particular mattress thickness, opening, rail design, bedside setup, or inclined position. Compare the product as sold and the way it is assembled - not just its color or general appearance.
Official next steps
Use official instructions for the next step
A notice may direct caregivers to stop use, remove an accessory, request a repair kit, destroy the product, or seek a refund. The agency or manufacturer notice provides the final affected-product details and remedy.
Baby Recall Tracker
Get alerts for possible crib and sleep product recall matches
Get practical guidance for distinguishing affected sleep products and keeping their identifying details organized.
What you can save
- product type and model and date code
- Product photos and purchase details you add
- Possible recall matches to review
Identify the crib, bassinet, mattress, liner, or accessory first.