RECALL ALERT: A sudden death of an infant has caused a recall on all Baby Trend Sit N’ Stand Double strollers.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Baby Trend, the manufacturer, are warning customers about the risks of head or neck entrapment. The space between the front of and behind the strollers’ pivoting around the front canopy can entrap a child’s head or neck.
The seriousness arises as Baby Trend has received two reports of entrapment, one leading to the death of a 14-month-old, who died of asphyxiation. While the other report was of a 17-month-old child who was partially secured and received neck bruises.
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