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Inclined baby sleepers, rocking seats recalled due to risk of suffocation
Infant-Sleep Deaths in Focus in Fight Over Role of Consumer-Safety Agency - WSJ
Consumer Product Safety Commission: No more inclined sleepers - Chicago Sun-Times
Infant sleeper recall: More than 165,000 infant incline sleepers due to suffocation risk | CNN
More than 165,000 inclined sleepers recalled due to suffocation risk | KATV
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Fisher-Price Recalls Another Infant Sleeper | Cory Watson
More inclined sleepers recalled due to safety concerns | WKBN.com
Inclined sleepers for infants need tougher standards, study says - CBS News
Fisher-Price recalling 71,000 inclined sleeper accessories — what you need to know
No Inclined Sleepers Are Safe for Babies, New Report Finds
New law bans inclined infant sleepers and crib bumpers - First Things First
The Dangers of Infant Inclined Sleepers - Eichen Crutchlow Zaslow LLP
Parent alert: Law bans popular infant sleep products - YouTube
Inclined Sleeper For Baby: Why Are They So Dangerous?
Kids II recalls inclined sleepers linked to 5 baby deaths - ABC News
Inclined sleepers: Experts warn against dangerous baby sleeping practice | Kidspot
Delta Enterprise Corp. Recalls Incline Sleeper with Adjustable Feeding Position for Newborns to Prevent Risk of Suffocation | CPSC.gov
Fisher-Price Rock 'N Play and All Inclined Sleepers Are Recalled
Why Incline Sleepers Have Been Recalled
Parents should not use inclined sleepers, federal agency warns, citing 73 infant deaths since 2005 - ABC News
Biden Signs Law Banning Baby Sleeping Products Linked to Deaths - The Washington Informer
Inclined Sleepers Recall (2023): Unsafe Brands & Products
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