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41,000 Baby Jumpers and Swings Recalled Due to Risk of Injury, Strangulation
Federal regulators cited 52 incident reports and 32 injuries, including head bumps and a bloody nose, in the Taleco Gear recall.
- On Wednesday, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall of 41,100 Taleco Gear Baby Jumpers and Baby Swings due to fall and strangulation hazards affecting infants.
- Officials warned that hanging restraint straps and seat openings create strangulation risks, while units can become unstable during use and crash, posing serious injury or death hazards.
- Impacted models include Jumper-01 and Baby JumperSwing-1, sold online at Amazon, Walmart, and TalecoGear from April 2021 through July 2026 in multiple colors.
- Taleco Gear asks customers to stop using items immediately and destroy the products, then submit photos of destroyed units to receive a full refund.
- The Consumer Product Safety Commission recall covers various 2-in-1 units and standalone jumpers or swings; consumers should verify their specific model against the official notice.
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41K baby jumpers sold at Walmart, Amazon recalled after 32 injuries: Bloody noses, head bumps
More than 41,000 baby jumpers, swings and jumper-swing combination products are being recalled after dozens of children suffered injuries — including head bumps and bloody noses.
·Springfield, United States
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