Hopefully there have been no cases that have seen harm come to any little ones and it has been picked up in the nick of time. It’s great to see MoM posting this sort of informative content.

Perhaps the photo is deceptive but it doesnt seem to be a very sturdy cot or one that a child could use for very long. Good to hear the recall is out there before we hear horrible news of children being harmed.

Such a cute cot but better to recall it before someone gets hurt.

I’m not sure how this cot could cause a choking hazard- I wish that it explained exactly how- although you still wouldn’t buy this cot!

Good to know,thanks for the recall information.

Very concerning as these cots are very popular.

I can see how a tall toddler could fall out of the cot. The bars may be too far apart too. A lot of babies are now placed in a cot as newborns. They could get trapped in any type of cot. Some do not like and will not settle while wrapped tightly, or some just firmly. Neither of mine would settle with their arms tucked in at all. One of my grandchildren was the same. They would wriggle around and exhaust themselves before they went to sleep, sometimes 20 – 30 minutes after being put down.