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Nursing Pillows Sold on Amazon Recalled over Suffocation Risk
The agency said the pillows fail safety standards and could block a baby’s breathing, with no injuries reported so far.
- The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall of more than 25,000 Pillani nursing pillows sold on Amazon because the products violate mandatory safety standards.
- Safety concerns from the CPSC include a suffocation risk posed by the U-shaped pillows, which may obstruct a child's ability to breathe during use.
- Model NP4351 units with batch numbers 202604, 202605, and 202606 are affected by the recall; the pillows sold between $30 and $40 on Amazon.
- Customers should contact Pillani to receive a full refund and must submit a photograph of the pillow to obtain disposal instructions.
- No injuries have been reported regarding the recalled products. Owners should check the attached label for batch numbers and brand name to verify if their item is included.
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