A Massachusetts company is putting the brakes on about 170,000 car-shaped baby walkers. Safety 1st Incorporated is recalling the walkers because babies could damage their teeth on the steering ...

Baby walkers are popular among parents for encouraging little ones to start walking, but some concerns have been raised about their safety. Here's what parents need to know. If you're looking for ...

000 car-shaped baby walkers because babies could damage theirteeth on the steering wheels and choke on small parts. Safety 1st Inc., of Canton, Mass., has received eight reports ofbabies catching ...

The trend continued after a mandatory federal safety standard was ... which became the first and only country in the world to prohibit baby walkers in 2004. It’s against the law for anyone ...

while the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission in 2010 mandated brakes on the baby walkers to prevent falls down staircases. But these steps only succeeded in slowing the rate of injuries ...

crashing downstairs in their Safety 1st baby walkers, trapped in bunk beds. Her answer on baby walkers was chilling. She blithely gave statistics to justify her support of them: As many children ...

Nearly 60,000 Safety 1st onBoard 35 Secure Tech, Maxi-Cosi Coral XP, Maxi-Cosi Mico XP Max, Maxi-Cosi Mico XP, Maxi-Cosi Mico Luxe+, and Maxi-Cosi Infant Base car seats are being recalled by their ...

Despite repeated recalls, updated safety standards, and expert warnings, baby walkers continue to be sold in the U.S. Hispanic consumers are almost twice as likely as non-Hispanic consumers to ...

Almost all baby walkers tested in a survey failed at least one safety test - a result child safety advocates say shows parents do not realise the danger their children could be in. A Consumer NZ ...