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Certain baby swings were recalled by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) after it said the products pose a suffocation hazard.
In a release from the commission, consumers are warned to stop using the Queerick Infant Swings immediately as they pose a significant risk to infants. The release continues saying that the swings were sold on Amazon between October 2023 and November 2024 for between $100 to $220 as model "WS-HB18."
A picture of the recalled baby swing provided by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
The CPSC says that consumers should immediately stop using the swings and dispose of them. No injuries have been reported in connection with these swings as of May 21.
"Do not sell or give away these hazardous infant swings," the commission said.
According to the commission, the swings were sold to help infants sleep with an incline angle greater than 10 degrees, which it says violated both the Safe Sleep for Babies Act and the Federal Infant Sleep Products Rule.
Apart from those violations, the CPSC says the swings also fail to meet mandatory warning requirements required to inform parents of the risks of death or serious injury to infants.
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Choose a baby swing by prioritizing safety, fit, and daily usability over hype or extra features. The right choice supports short, supervised soothing sessions and your postpartum routine.
Is your baby only calm with motion when you need to pump, eat, or take a quick shower? Parent testing across nine swings in real homes showed that babies reacted very differently to the same motion, so fit matters more than hype or price. You can choose confidently by matching safety, size, and motion to your baby’s stage and your recovery needs.
A swing works best as a supervised soothing tool for awake time, giving you short hands-free windows while your baby is calm and secure. In early postpartum life, that can mean finishing a meal while it is still warm, setting up a breast pump, or resting your back for 10 minutes between feeds.
Sleep is where many families get mixed messages, but infant swings are not safe sleep spaces. If your baby dozes off in the swing, the safer move is to transfer them to a firm, flat crib or bassinet surface on their back as soon as practical.