Papablic Convertible Bedside Sleepers Recalled Over Entrapment Suffocation and Fall Hazards
Papablic bedside sleepers with play yard extensions, model PAPA03001AI, are recalled because the mattress can become displaced and the latching and locking mechanism can fail. Consumers should stop using the sleeper immediately and contact Papablic for a refund.
What matters now
- The recalled product is the Papablic convertible bedside sleeper with model number PAPA03001AI.
- A displaced mattress can entrap a baby, while failure of the latching and locking mechanism can cause the product to collapse.
- Consumers should stop using the sleeper immediately and contact Papablic for a refund.
- The CPSC notice reports no incidents or injuries.
Which bedside sleepers are recalled?
The recall involves Papablic bedside sleepers with play yard extensions, model PAPA03001AI. They function as both a bassinet and a play yard. Each has a gray exterior, an interior with a stars-and-moon pattern and “Papablic” stitched in white on the front gray fabric panel. The model number is printed on a label sewn to the interior bassinet fabric underneath the mattress pad.
Why the sleepers were recalled
The sleepers violate the mandatory safety standard for play yards. The mattress can become displaced, causing a baby to become entrapped between the sleeping pad and bottom and posing a deadly suffocation hazard. The latching and locking mechanism can also fail, causing the product to collapse and posing serious injury or deadly entrapment and fall hazards.