Toy pushchair – One Six Eight “Baby stroller”
Serious risk Injuries, Suffocation
- Product
- Toy pushchair
- Brand
- One Six Eight (7 alerts)
- Name
- Baby stroller
- Type / model
- CS7820
- Barcode
- 7548698967357
- Barcodes listed
- 7548698967357 (official alert record)
- Description
- Toy pushchair made of purple metal tubes, four hard plastic wheels, a folding stroller with a handle covered in pink plastic and a lying place made of pink patterned fabric. It has metal and hard plastic fasteners.
- Risk
- The toy pushchair is unstable and protruding parts are not covered with protective caps. A child playing with the toy may become injured. Furthermore, the plastic bag of the packaging is too thin. If a child plays with it, the plastic can cover the mouth and nose, causing the child to suffocate. The product does not comply with the requirements of the Toy Safety Directive nor with the European standard EN 71-1.
- Measures
- Withdrawal of the product from the market · ordered on the importer
- Notifying country
- Lithuania
- Country of origin
- People's Republic of China
- Alert type
- Consumer
- Photos
- Photos shown from the Safety Gate server (European Commission); not copied here.
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Other alerts for One Six Eight
- Toys · Finland Doll stroller – One Six Eight “Baby Stroller” 11 Novweek 45 report, 2022 Injuries Serious risk
- Toys · Cyprus Doll stroller – One Six Eight “Baby stroller” 18 Junweek 24 report, 2021 Injuries Serious risk
- Toys · Hungary Toy highchair – One Six Eight “Baby Play House” 5 Marweek 9 report, 2021 Injuries Serious risk
- Toys · Spain Toy pushchair – One Six Eight, Ousdy “Baby Stroller” 9 Junweek 23 report, 2017 Injuries Serious risk
- Toys · Cyprus Toy pushchair – One Six Eight “Baby Stroller” 7 Octweek 40 report, 2016 Injuries Serious risk
- Toys · Cyprus Toy pram – One Six Eight “Baby Carriage” 19 Augweek 33 report, 2016 Injuries Serious risk