Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Two companies are recalling furniture for infants because the items pose suffocation risks, federal officials said Thursday.

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Around the six-month mark, most babies are ready to start exploring solid foods – a big milestone that also means it’s time to think about finding the right high chair to support them through this ...

From strollers to high chairs to diapers, Consumer Reports tested thousands of baby products for safety, performance, and comfort. Here’s what impressed our test experts. Experts at Consumer Reports ...

More than 5,000 baby high chairs sold exclusively at Amazon were recalled over risk of serious injury or fatal fall and for being an entrapment hazard. Boyro Baby, a children's high chair manufacturer ...

The recall involves HONEYJOY COMPANY high chairs made of metal and plastic with a cloth seat in various colors/prints. A sewn-in label with the model number and date of manufacture can be found on the ...

(CNN) - Highchairs sold on Amazon are being included in a recent recall alert. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, about 5,400 units of the Boyro Baby convertible highchairs are being ...

From strollers and car seats to playpens and highchairs, there's so much that parents need to buy to keep their little ones safe at home and on the go. All of this shopping can get incredibly ...

From the super stylish Italian-made Peg Perego Siesta to the Chicco QuickSeat that hooks right onto your dining table, these are the best high chairs you can buy for your baby across all budgets and ...

High chairs are designed for infants to drop food and spill beverages. But many parents learn quickly that high-chair straps get dirty faster than we'd like and can be difficult to clean. The straps ...

Costway and Wayfair are recalling thousands of baby high chairs and loungers due to safety concerns. The recalled items pose entrapment and suffocation risks, violating federal safety standards.