# Major Recall Alert: Safety Risks Prompt Recall of BChic, Chicure, FFQRLP, and Other Baby Nests and Loungers in Canada
Baby nests and loungers, known for their soft-padded sides and portability, are now at the center of a significant product recall in Canada. Due to concerns surrounding safety regulations under the **Cribs, Cradles, and Bassinets Regulations** of the **Canada Consumer Product Safety Act (CCPSA)**, Health Canada has issued a warning regarding multiple baby loungers and nests. While no injuries related to these recalled products have been reported in Canada, incidents in the United States highlight potential dangers, making this recall crucial for parents and guardians.
Health Canada is evaluating these products for compliance with safety standards and has identified several non-compliant brands, resulting in their removal from the Canadian market. Here's what you need to know about this recall and how to keep your family safe.
## Why This Recall is Important
Parental safety is a top priority, and baby nests or loungers have been under heightened scrutiny across North America. Between 2021 and 2023, the **U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)** received 45 incidents involving similar baby products, tragically resulting in 29 fatalities.
Although Health Canada has not recorded similar injuries domestically, this pattern raises serious red flags for Canadian consumers. Baby nests and loungers subject to this recall have been found non-compliant with vital safety standards, indicating a clear risk when used unsupervised or in sleeping environments.
Products in this category are under review for their soft-padded structures, which may carry suffocation hazards or other risks for infants. As Health Canada continues its evaluations, certain products are now banned to ensure child safety in Canadian households.
## Details of the Recall
The following brands and models of baby nests and loungers have been recalled:
- **BChic and Chicure Baby Nests**
- **FFQRLP Brand Baby Lounger for 0-24 Months**
- **HAPDEN Travel Portable Crib**
- **Housbay Baby Nest**
- **La Millou Baby Best Nest**
- **Style Life Eleven Baby Loungers**
- **Zoomie Kids Baby Loungers**
- **Vevor Infant and Newborn Loungers, Nests, Sleepers**
These products fail to meet Canadian safety requirements. Health Canada advises consumers to immediately stop using these baby nests and loungers and consult the [recalls and safety alerts database](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/health-canada-warns-canadians-safety-risks-linked-baby-nests-and-loungers) for updates or additional recalled products.
## What You Should Do
To prioritize your child’s safety, follow these steps:
- **Stop Using Recalled Products Immediately**: If you own one of the affected baby nests or loungers, discontinue use and follow instructions issued by Health Canada for disposal or potential refund options.
- **Check for Updates Frequently**: Health Canada’s list of affected items is ongoing, so stay informed by regularly monitoring their official database.
- **Avoid Risky Sleeping Practices**: Ensure that sleep spaces for infants comply with recommendations—flat, firm, and free of soft surfaces like nests or loungers.
Health Canada will continue investigating and updating consumers to prevent further risks. Always prioritize products that meet stringent safety standards to ensure your child’s well-being.
## Stay Safe – Get Instant Recall Alerts
With recalls like this increasing, staying informed is essential for protecting your family. Never miss critical updates about product recalls by downloading the [Government of Canada’s Recalls and Safety Alerts app](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/health-canada-warns-canadians-safety-risks-linked-baby-nests-and-loungers).
This app provides instant notifications when new recalls are announced, helping you make timely decisions that safeguard your household.
**Your family’s safety comes first—act now!**
For more information on this recall and updates, visit the official Health Canada recall page [here](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/health-canada-warns-canadians-safety-risks-linked-baby-nests-and-loungers). Stay informed, stay safe, and help spread the word about this important recall.
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