Cribs, Not Specified

36 YOF LOWER BACK PAIN AFTER LAYING HER SON IN A CRIB YESTERDAY. DX: ACUTE LOW BACK PAIN

11MOF WAS STANDING UP IN HER CRIB WHEN SHE FELL BACKWARD STRUCK HER HEAD ON THE WOODEN CRIB RAILING DX: CLOSED HEAD INJURY

7MOF WAS PLACED IN A CRIB THAT HAD BRAND NEW SHEETS AND DEVELOPED A RASH ON UPPER BACK DX: CONTACT DERMATITIS

2MOF WAS IN THE CRIB WHEN AN ADULT LEANED OVER THE CRIB AND CELL PHONE FELL OUT OF THE ADULTS SHIRT POCKET AND LANDED ON TOP OF THE PATIENTS FACE DX: CONTUSION TO FACE

10MOM TO ER W/ MOM, MOM BROUGHT IN FOR WELL CK AFTER PT WAS FOUND BY MOM ON FLOOR OUTSIDE HIS CRIB, MOM STS HEARD A THUMP. MOM STS NO LOC & IS ACTING NORMAL DX FALL

17 MOF FELL 4FT OUT OF CRIB HIT HEAD ON FLOOR DX CHI, SCALP CONTUSION

2YOM WAS TRYING CLIMB OUT OF CRIB AT HOME & FELL ONTO FLOOR, FATHER STS HEARD PT FALL & CRY, MOM STS NOT USING L ARM DX FALL CLSD FRACTURE L FOREARM, CLSD FRACTURE L WRIST

2YOM HIT LIP ON CRIB. DX: LIP LACERATION

20MOM PRESENTS WITH HEAD INJURY. PT FELL FROM THE CRIB ABOUT 3 FT TALL. PT THREW UP X1. NO DX.

22MOM HIT HIS MOUTH ON A CRIB; DX LIP LAC

8 MOF STANDING IN CRIB AND FELL BACKWARDS. DX HEAD INJURY

8MOM FELL OUT OF A CRIB (NOT LOWERED) ONTO CARPETED FLOOR. DX: LEFT WITHOUT BEING SEEN.

Hideaway compact folding crib model# unknown date of manufacture unknown, purchased 07/24/2013. This crib has been purchased from retailer after new crib regulations & standards went into law. Caller purchased this crib for use when her grandson is visiting. The six and a half week old crib has been used by her grandson three times for a few hours each time. Her grandson is three months old possibly 24 inches long and weighs approximately 15 lbs. There is a piece at the bottom of the crib where the mattress support attaches via a screw to hold it secure. The nut came out so caller threw it away, purchased longer bolts and connected them to this piece to hold it secure. I advised caller that CPSC never advised that care-givers or parents repair cribs themselves and I then pointed out that children have perished when cribs are repaired by anyone other than their manufacturers. She said that she did advise the manufacturer of this crib that she devised her own repair she has had no response whatsoever. Compliant with ASTMF406 - Caller is also reporting that this crib was sold to her after June 28th, 2011 [REDACTED]. Definitely should not have been sold to her by this retailer. She has her receipt. Caller is planning to return this crib to the retailer where purchased but wanted to report this incident for the safety of other children. There are no injuries to be reported Caller contacted the manufacturer sometime around the end of August 2013 but has heard nothing from them.

We purchased from Pottery Barn the Rory 4-in-1 convertible Crib and Naturepedic Lullabye Earth Breeze Mattress. The baby is now 4 months old and rolling over in the crib. The baby's arm became wedged between the mattress and the slatted side of the crib creating a dangerous possibility of injury while the baby sleeps.

I have a crib from Room Magic which has plexiglass inserts in the head and footboards. these inserts are glued. They have been secure for 16 months of use, but suddenly the glue has failed and the inserts can be pushed into the crib from the outside, creating a hazardous situation.

The consumer stated that her 23 month old child's left upper thigh was stuck between the slats. The thigh was wedged between the front slats so tight that she had difficulty removing it, she had to use a saw to cut the slats to release the child's thigh. There was no injury. The consumer suggested that cribs should not be made with gaps, it should be made solid and only have a opening where the parent can retieve the child. [REDACTED] Note: The consumer will add more details to report when it is received.

My Toddler got her leg up to her knee stuck between the slats last week just laying in the bed had to use [REDACTED]to slide her leg out and tonight her foot got twisted between slats. I have never heard her scream like that before. I believe this is very unsafe and glad it did not result in an major injury. I just feel like for the amount of money I spent on this crib and I am scared to keep putting her in it afraid something worse might happen. Our plan is to use this as a Toddler bed and then full size bed, but with the slats being on the ends of both beds this will not be an option for us.

I purchased a Graco Solano 4-n-1 Convertible Crib in April 2018. I have a 3-month-old son who is now sleeping in this crib, but he keeps getting stuck in between the front rails. Almost every night that he is in the crib, he screams out, and I already know that he is stuck, so I try my best to get there quickly. I have contacted Graco on 2 separate occasions about this issue, but they stated that since it meets the government regulations for rail spacing between the rails, that they cannot do anything about it. I was told by the last person I spoke with that the government regulations are there to prevent threatening or debilitating injuries, but I don't feel that those regulations are true. When my son gets stuck, he is screaming out in pain, and when I attempt to free him, I have a tough time doing so. Once he gets bigger and attempts to free himself, he could easily harm his knee, leg, ankle, hip, etc. I have pictures of today when he got stuck that I feel would better describe the issue. This has happened probably 8 times already.

Several metal rods on crib mattress support have come unattached. Crib is Davinci Emily model #4691 serial number #HOO4713

We purchased an Ikea Sniglar crib in Beech approximately 4.5 years ago and have used it for ~ 2 years. A few days ago my 8 month old son was in the crib when the base that the mattress is supported by fell through to the floor on one side. Our baby rolled to that side and was pinned in the corner. We head the loud noise and quickly got him. I thought maybe the item wasn't assembled well or the pins holding the base weren't in all the way. I checked everything out and tightened it all. This morning it happened again and out son's neck was yanked back almost 90 degrees and he was stuck in that position. I contacted Ikea today because obviously this product isn't safe for children or there was a manufacturing issue that is causing the base to be able to slip over the pins. The only thing they said was they recommend not passing any baby items down from one child to another, and that being that it was out of warranty I should throw it out and buy another one. They had nothing to say about the inherent safety issue that needs to be addressed. I'm sure that had we not heard the initial noise of it falling my son would have sustained much more serious injuries at a minimum.