Baby Bottles Or Nipples

18 MOM INJ MOUTH RUNNING W/BOTTLE IN MOUTH TRIPPED AND FELL AT BABYSITTERS HOUSE DX LAC UPPER LIP ;

18MOF WAS REST IN CAR SEAT IN BACKSEAT OF VEHICLE IN REAR END MVA, PT HIT BABY BOTTLE SHE WAS HOLDING, DX MVA

14MOM, FELL W/ BOTTLE IN HIS MOUTH, SMALL LACERATION LEFT SIDE BOTTOM LIP DX: LIP LACERATION, FRENULUM TEAR

29YOM WAS HOLDING A GLASS BABY BOTTLE WHEN IT BROKE AND HE ACCIDENTALLY CUT LEFT HAND DX: LACERATION OF LEFT HAND

44 YOF REPORTS YESTERDAY SHE BENT DOWN TO LIFT UP A BABY BOTTLE AND THAT SHE COULD NOT STRAIGHTEN BACK UP. SHE STATES SHE HAD SEVERE LOW BACK PAIN. DX: LUMBAR STRAIN.

4MOF MOM HAD CHILD ON HER LAP FEEDING HER A BOTTLE WHILE SITTING ON THE COUCH MOM FELL ASLEEP CHILD FELL OFF TO THE FLOOR UNDER HEAD DX: CLOSED HEAD INJURY

1MOM MOM WAS BOTTLE FEEDING PATIENT WHEN HE APPEARED TO CHOKE ON HIS FORMULA. SHE STATES THE FORMULA CAME OUT OF THE PATIENT'S NOSE AND HE TURNED PURPLE AROUND HIS LIPS AND WAS COUGHING. DX: INFANTILE REGURG AND ASPIRATION EVENT

2MOF WAS GETTING HER FORMULA IN A BOTTLE WHEN SHE STARTED CHOKING ON IT DX: CHOKING EPISODE

2MOF WAS DRINKING FORMULA FROM A BABY BOTTLE AND STARTED CHOKING DX: CHOKING EPISODE

35YOM TOOK SLEEPING PILL AND FELL WHILE MAKING BOTTLE FOR CHILD . PT NOT PRESCRIBED ANY MEDS. NO INJ NOTED ON EXAM PT LEFT ED DX; INTOX

16MOF PATIENT FELL INTO A TODDLER ENCLOSURE ONTO A BABY BOTTLE, SHE HAS A SMALL BRUISE ON HER LEFT CHEEK. PT LWOT. NO DX

33 YOM C/O LEFT ANKLE PAIN, STEPPED ON A BABY BOTTLE THIS AFTERNOON ROLLING HIS LEFT ANKLE, DX: LEFT ANKLE AND FOOT SPRAIN

Infant found with piece of Thermos Foogo Phases Leak Proof Tritan Straw Bottle, 11 Ounce. This piece can break off and is a choking hazard in young children and infants. There is an even smaller tube that can be dislodged from the button mechanism

My son got a hold of the lid and was playing with it when he put it up to his mouth and inhaled, the lid got sucked onto his face, covering his mouth and nose. HE COULD NOT BREATH!!!!! I literally had to rip the lid off his face! would have never expected this to happen to a baby's bottle lid! This lid is complete hazard to babies and should be recalled!! Thank god I was sitting right next to him, because he couldn't even cry or make a sound!!! Parents must be made aware of this item!

Baby bottles chipped in the dishwasher after washing per manufacturer guidelines leaving tiny shards of glass on the bottle

Mercury, lead, and cadmium exposure

I am a District Coordinator for Georgia's Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Prevention Program. During a home assessment for a child who has tested above the current BLRV established by the CDC, I tested an insulated water bottle/tumbler with my XRF device that the child used frequently. The item consistently tested positive for lead on the bottom. It is important to note, however, that toward the end of the assessment, the batteries of my XRF malfunctioned and I was unable to calibrate out.

Pura Stainless knowingly sold Lead-contaminated children's products through at least 2018. There was no recall. These products are still in use in homes today. Summary / Overview: In 2017 and 2018 - and possibly later - Pura Stainless continued to sell high-Lead-content insulated stainless steel Pura Kiki baby bottles after learning of the following issue with their product: multiple documented instances of product failure resulting in child-accessible Lead at very high levels (as much as 800,000 ppm) in one component — far in excess of the CPSIA Lead-content ban for Lead in children's products (limiting Lead in substrates to 100 ppm.) Pura's sales of Lead-contaminated children's product on store shelves (virtual and brick and mortar) and distribution from warehouse inventory continued after the company stated (in writing to customers - see below) that they had begun to manufacture a Lead-free version of the product. Lead-contaminated versions of this product continued to be sold through at least 2018, and may have been sold as late as 2019 (possibly even later, until Lead-contaminated inventory was exhausted). These unsafe and illegal Lead-contaminated baby bottles are still in use in homes across the United States today in 2023, as no voluntary recall was ever announced by the manufacturer. Separately, [REDACTED] knowingly continued to allow their certification to be used on the packaging of (and marketing for) these products – after learning that the products were in violation of the CPSIA due to unsafe levels of Lead. See attached PDF for full report which your website did not accept in text form. We have published correspondence from Pura Kiki dated July 7, 2018 where they admit that they are continuing to sell their (older) Lead-contaminated stock (see website) despite having been directly made aware of the Lead issue in 2017. FOUR) Compounding Factor: Product Durability / Intended Duration of Use: A primary compounding factor with this product is that

[REDACTED] August 24th, 2025 U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission 4330 East West Highway Bethesda, MD 20814 Subject: Product Safety Concern Tommee Tippee Baby Bottle Lid Dear CPSC, I am writing to formally report a serious safety hazard involving a Tommee Tippee baby bottle lid. During use, my young daughter accidentally sucked the bottle lid tightly against her face. The lid created a suction seal over her nose and mouth, causing her to be unable to breathe. She came dangerously close to suffocation. Thankfully, I was present and able to remove it quickly, but the outcome could have been tragic. This design poses a severe suffocation hazard to infants and toddlers. I strongly urge the CPSC to investigate this matter and determine whether corrective action, such as a product redesign, warning label, or recall, is necessary to prevent other families from facing a similar incident. Product details: Brand: Tommee Tippee Product type: Baby Bottle & Lid Description of incident: Lid created a vacuum seal over childs face, obstructing breathing Injury: Child nearly suffocated (no permanent injury due to immediate intervention) I am also submitting this report to Tommee Tippee directly but believe it is essential that the CPSC be aware of the potential hazard. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Please contact me if further details or documentation are required. Sincerely, [REDACTED]

This afternoon, my ten month old daughter's caretaker gave her a short (4 oz in a 5 oz bottle) glass Born-free bottle. We've been using both the Born-Free glass and plastic bottles sporadically since she was first born and exclusively since six months without problem. My daughter took ahold of the top nipple part of the bottle because we are teaching her to feed herself and she gave the bottle a good clunk on the floor. That glass bottle shattered right in front of her, not broke into large pieces, but shattered. Fortunately her caretaker was quick enough to get her out of the way but not before her little foot was cut by the glass. I am so angry. Anything could have happened. Those bottles should be built to withstand a baby playing with them.