Fisher Price Rock ‘N Play
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is asking customers to stop using a Fisher-Price baby sleeper because infants have died after they were left in the sleeper.
The commission and Fisher-Price issued a warningFriday about the Rock ‘n Play sleeper, citing reports of 10 infant deaths since 2015.
The infants, who were 3 months or older, rolled from their back to their stomach or side while unrestrained, the commission said. The warning did not elaborate on what caused the infants’ death.
The CPSC is recommending the public to stop using the sleeper if their children are 3 months old or “as soon as an infant exhibits rollover capabilities.”
Fisher-Price had previously warned consumers to stop using the product when infants can roll over and possibly fall.
“[T]he reported deaths show that some consumers are still using the product when infants are capable of rolling and without using the three point harness restraint,” the warning said.
Chuck Scothon, general manager at Fisher-Price, issued a statement Friday about the warning and noted the sleeper meets all “applicable safety standards.”
“A child fatality is an unimaginable tragedy,” Scothon said.
“Fisher-Price and every one of our employees take the responsibility of being part of your family seriously, and we are committed to earning that trust every day,” he added.
