Baby Carriers, Not Specified

2MOM FELL FROM CARRIER AT WAIST LEVEL OF MOM'S SIDE AS SHE WAS CARRYING PT IN THE CARRIER, PT FELL OUT ONTO FACE AND CRIED DX: HEAD INJURY, ABRASION OF FACE

1MOF PRESENTS FROM SHELTER PREVENTIVE CARE WORKER STATES THE MOTHER DROPPED THE PTS BABY CARRIER ON THE GROUND WHILE PT WAS STILL INSIDE. NO INJ FROM FALL DX: ENCOUNTER FOR MED SCREENING EXAM

31 YOF STRAINED HER BACK WHILE LIFTING A BABY CARRIER. DX: THORACIC STRAIN

8MOF PRESENTS WITH A HEAD INJURY AFTER BEING HIT WITH THE CAR DOOR WHILE STRAPPED ONTO HER MOTHER'S CHEST. DX: CLOSED HEAD INJURY

1MOF WAS IN A BABY CARRIER WHEN THE HANDLE OF THE CARRIER BROKE AND THE CHILD FELL TO THE FLOOR LANDING ONTO HEAD DX: CLOSED HEAD INJURY

1MOF, FELL OUT OF MOTHER'S CHEST CARRIER, STRAP BROKE AND PT FELL HITTING HEAD ONTO CARPETED FLOOR, CRIED IMMEDIATELY, DX: CLOSED HEAD INJURY; LEFT PARIETAL SCALP HEMATOMA; CLOSED FRACTURE OF PARIETAL BONE

50DOF PRESENTS WITH A FALL FROM 2 FEET BED CARRIER, PER MOTHER SHE WENT TO PUT PATIENTS TWIN IN THE CARRIER AND WHEN SHE TURNED AROUND THE PATIENT FELL. DX; MINOR HEAD INJURY IN PEDIATRIC PATIENT, FALL.

4MOM WAS IN A BABY CARRIER ON THE COUNTER, FELL & STRUCK A STROLLER. INJURY & BODY PT N.S. DX: FALL

29 YOF WAS WALKING DOWNSTAIRS CARRYING AN INFANT IN A BABY CARRIER WHEN SHE FELL DOWN (5) STEPS. DX: MULTIPLE ABRASIONS

6 WEEK OLD MALE WAS IN A BABY CARRIER CAR SEAT AND WAS BEING CARRIED BY HIS MOTHER WHEN THE MOTHER FELL DOWN (5) STEPS. DX: NO INJURIES

37YOF PRESENTS WITH THORACIC BACK PAIN AFTER PICKING UP HER SON'S HEAVY BABY CARRIER. DX: THORACIC BACK PAIN

6MOF WAS IN A CARRIER WORN BY MOM WHEN MOM TRIPPED AND FELL. DX: MINOR HEAD INJURY; FOREHEAD ABRASION.

My husband had our 3 month old in the infantino baby carrier while cleaning the house and it caused bruising on our 3 month old's left cheek. Our baby fell asleep so he was comfortable in it, but the end result when he woke up was frightening! We thought this product was safe for our baby. We just want to warn other parents to be careful when putting their child in this carrier.

Aloha & Light LLC emailed all original customers of their Eco-Fin 2.0 that the straps were sewn incorrectly, being too low on the panel, on 9/18/23. The Eco-Fin 2.0 is a baby carrier. Several consumers in baby-wearing groups on [REDACTED] started noticing that many of the carriers were also sewn un-safely, without support box stitching or stitching coming apart on key weight bearing features of the carrier. To date no known injuries, but potential for injury is high.

I was wearing my baby using the Lillebaby carrier when I felt that my hip strap was loose. It was then I realized that the buckle was broken and when I slightly touched it, the whole thing came undone while I was still wearing my baby! This product is a fall hazard because my baby could've fallen out. I had the carrier for less than 2 months. I contacted customer service through various methods: email, text, facebook message, and phone. They finally responded with no apology or shock, but an offer for a replacement buckle.

After being alerted to another consumer's Lenny Lamb Mei Tai baby carrier ripping at a load bearing seam while wearing her daughter, I decided to test my own. I was not wearing my baby at the time. I simply grabbed on to the padded waist strap and the body panel with both hands and applied gentle force. Within 5 seconds the body had completely separated from the waist strap. It was clear upon inspection that the seam allowance was 1/2 of an inch at best and lacking in any kind of proper reinforcement. This is a huge design flaw and major safety concern for a baby carrier! Usually the body panel should be sewn deep inside any of the straps and then reinforced with proper materials and/or stitching techniques to prevent the carrier from falling apart. I took a photo and contacted Lenny Lamb, who emailed me back promptly stating that they believed it was a batch of "bad thread" and offered to send me a replacement. I have deep concerns that they do not understand how to properly construct a safe, secure baby carrier if they believe this was simply due to faulty thread. Even the strongest of threads would not keep this carrier from falling apart. The woven fabric used to construct the carrier has an open weave and will fray with time. The shallow seam allowance at the joins is NOT ACCEPTABLE!

Lenny Lamb Mei Tai. This is a baby carrier. Product ripped at weight bearing seams when stress tested by pulling on product.

I have a little over one year old with proof of purchase baby carrier rated for 45 pounds and my son is 28.5 pounds. The waist stability belt tore at a vital and dangerous spot out of normal wear. This makes the carrier hazardous and a dangerous fall issue for baby as it is no longer secure, potential life threatening issue. Upon reaching out to the company they said I was 3 months past warranty and I can buy a new one. There is nothing in their carrier tags or manual stayying an expiration date or a need of safety inspection after one year of use, most mother's use carriers between multiple infants over a period of years.

Infant was found unresponsive in a Baby carrier. The Baby carrier was attached to mom's chest. They were riding in a vehicle during the time of incident. Unsure if the carrier contributed to death.

The consumer says that this product is not in compliance with CPSC standard because it does not have a tracking label or consumer registration card. She says also the buckles are not sturdy.