The Consumer Product Safety Commission banned drop-side cribs in 2011 following the deaths of 150 babies from 2007 to 2010. This act spurred multiple drop-side recalls from many crib manufacturers after the law took effect. If you have a drop-side crib in your home, don't donate or sell it, instead discard it or request a free hardware kit to immobilize the crib.
The following cribs were recalled in 2011:
Status Furniture The Land of Nod "Rosebud" Drop-Side Cribs
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Can you PLEASE put more than one paragraph per page? I hate clicking through these stories to just read one paragraph at a time and then click 41 times? No way! Parents has valuable information online that I refuse to read because of the hassle!
1/23/2012 09:44:55 AM Report AbuseAnonymous, Next time just choose Print and then Print all Slides then you can scroll down and read it at your leisure, or you can save it...=)
12/28/2011 10:37:31 AM Report AbuseHow can I go about requesting a free immobilizing kit? I have a drop-side crib.
12/27/2011 02:40:54 PM Report AbuseThere are more cribs than just these that are recalled, looks like all drop side cribs are.
12/27/2011 01:41:23 PM Report Abusefrom whom do you request a no drop down kit from? is there a national website or company that makes these?
12/27/2011 01:14:54 PM Report Abuse