
KinderkidsTM Inflatable playrings
When a baby leans his face against the side of the playring, the soft surface covers the baby's nose and mouth, restricting airflow, and posing the risk of suffocation.
- Suffocation
- About 18,000 units
- 1 report
CPSC recalls involving strollers, baby carriers, pacifiers, cribs, infant sleep products, toys, play sets, and playground equipment.

When a baby leans his face against the side of the playring, the soft surface covers the baby's nose and mouth, restricting airflow, and posing the risk of suffocation.

The bottom of the container can fit over a child's nose and mouth, which could pose a suffocation hazard to children under 3 years of age.

Life & Lock Swings: Children can maneuver out of the restraints and fall out of the swings, resulting in serious injuries. Get Up & Go Walkers: Young children leaning forward on the front of the toys can tip them over and fall. Also, the windshield wipers on some of the toys, which stick out, can injure young children when they fall.

Infants can become entrapped in an opening between the bassinet's side and mattress platform and suffocate. Additionally, fabric can separate from the metal frame. Infants can be injured when they scrape against or become caught in the frame.

Small springs inside the toy can break loose, posing a choking and laceration hazard to young children.

The bottom of the container can fit over a child's nose and mouth, which could pose a suffocation hazard to children under three years of age.

Babies can lose their lower teeth when the teeth are caught in parts of the three-spoke steering wheels. Also, on some of these walkers, the telephone could break apart, releasing small parts and posing a choking hazard.

The metal clip and the small rivet that attaches the clip to a small, stuffed animal on the pacifier holder can break apart easily, exposing babies to small parts. This poses a choking and aspiration hazard to babies.

Small infants can shift to one side, slip through the leg openings of these carriers and fall.

The stuffing of the toys can contain sewing needles and sharp metal pieces. Young children could ingest or be cut by these sharp metal pieces.

The mallet that comes as part of this table set can be lodged into the throats of young children, posing a choking hazard.

Young children can choke on the small balls attached to these toys.