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Infantino baby sling recalled over safety concerns
By Cassandra Kempster-Roberts on 25/03/2010 in What to buy - baby
US product safety agency and Infantino are both urging parents to stop using the SlingRider carrier
Parents are being advised to stop using the Infantino ‘SlingRider’ or ‘Wendy Bellissimo’ sling by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), reports the Telegraph. The sling has been linked to a few deaths in America, according to coverage
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Drop-sided cots and cribs to be banned in USA
By Cassandra Kempster-Roberts on 24/05/2010 in What to buy - baby
Safety concerns could see the manufacture, sale and resale of cots with drop down sides outlawed in America
down sides look set to be banned in USA, as the debate over their safety gains momentum.Earlier this month, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued another warning about the “deadly hazards with drop-side cribs”. Over the past five years
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Toxins found in baby rice - the facts behind the headlines
By Susie Boone on 13/04/2011 in Baby health and safety
After reports in the media about low level arsenic, cadmium and lead being found in rice-based baby foods, we lay out the facts you need to know
Scientists in Sweden have called for new food safety guidelines after low levels of arsenic and other metal toxins, such as cadmium and lead, were confirmed in baby foods, particularly those containing rice.Is this something mums should be worried
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Pampers nappies come under scrutiny
By Cassandra Kempster-Roberts on 26/05/2010 in What to buy - baby
Pampers Active Fit disposable nappies have been redesigned, but not all parents were happy. We get to the bottom of what’s been in the media lately…
Fit, and aren’t just a renamed version. The Cruiser nappies were changed and some US parents felt they leaked or even caused a rash. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is investigating.To get to the bottom of the complaints
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Stay safe in the sun this summer
By Monica Stylli on 23/07/2008 in Pregnancy health & safety
New, clearer labelling introduced on sunscreen products – advice for pregnant women and those with children
This summer the European Commission is urging consumers to look out for the new, clearer labelling on sunscreen products. More than 80% of products now carry the new labels which include a UV-A logo or seal on bottles. A ban has been introduced
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