Nonwheeled Riding Toys, Unpowered

35 YOF WAS INJURED AFTER FELL OFF AN BOUNCY BALL HIT SHOULDER ON WALL DX: PAIN

5YOM FELL OFF A BOUNCY BALL THE NIGHT PRIOR AND WOKE UP ON THE HOUR CRYING IN PAIN DX: LEFT WITHOUT BEING SEEN

4YOF WAS PLAYING ON A BOUNCY BALL AND FELL OFF CAUSING PAIN TO HER LOW BACK, LEFT LEG AND RIGHT ARM DX: MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN

9 YOM WITH LEFT TESTICULAR PAIN. THEY WERE AT *** ~ 5 DAYS PTA AND RIDING A ROCKING HORSE WHEN HE JUMPED OFF AND INJURED HIMSELF. DX PAIN LEFT TESTICLE

3YOF WAS PLAYING ON A BOUNCY BALL AND FELL FORWARD STRIKING CHIN ON THE FLOOR DX: CHIN LACERATION

6YOM WITH LAC TO SCALP AFTER PT FELL FROM BOUNCE BALL AND HIT THE WOODEN BEAM WITH METAL EDGE. DX: LAC OF SCALP

8YOM FELL OFF A RIDING TOY BOUNCY BALL AT CHURCH. DX: CONCUSSION

21MOF TRIPPED OVER A BOUNCY BALL STRIKING HEAD ON A ROCK DX: LACERATION TO SCALP

3YOF FELL BACKWARDS OFF OF BOUNCY BALL WITH 2 MINS OF CONFUSION AND LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS. DX: INJURY OF HEAD

2YOM WAS ON A BOUNCY BALL WHEN HE FELL AND HIT HEAD ON A WOODEN FLOOR DX: CONTUSION TO SCALP

11YOM WAS SITTING ON A BOUNCY BALL AND BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE LEG PAIN DX: RIGHT LEG PAIN *

3YOM PLAYING WITH WOODEN RIDING HORSE AND HIT HIMSELF IN PENIS DX: CONTUSION PENIS

On 03/27/13 the consumer's daughter got on the seat of the toy and was moving back and forth. The consumer states the toy has purple plastic restraints which snap in the front that were closed while her daughter was sitting on the toy. After approximately 5 minutes the consumer saw her daughter fall on the ground. The consumer noticed the purple restraints were open. She picked up her daughter from the ground. The consumer states her daughter was crying loud. She noticed a bruise on her daughter's left shoulder and had scrapes on her face. The incident occurred outside of the consumer's home where she lived at the time. An hour after the incident occurred the consumer tried to pick up her daughter by grabbing her daughter's arms and her daughter immediately started crying. The consumer checked her daughter's left arm and noticed the bruise on her shoulder looked worse. The consumer states it looked like a bone was popping out. The consumer took her daughter to the ER at Methodist Hospital [REDACTED] located in [REDACTED]. A doctor took X-rays of the shoulder and advised the consumer that her daughter's collar bone broke in half. The doctor wrapped the child's left shoulder and put the child's arm in a sling. The doctor prescribed the child pain medication. The child was released the same day. The consumer does not recall the doctor's name who examined her daughter. The consumer contacted her daughter's physician and the physician recommended the child to go to a specialist, Dr.[REDACTED]. Dr. [REDACTED] examined the child's shoulder and advised the consumer her daughter's collar bone was broken in half. Dr.[REDACTED] put a cast on the child's shoulder. The consumer's daughter wore the cast for approximately 6 weeks. Approximately a week after the incident the consumer contacted the retail store where she purchased the toy and advised them of the incident. The retail store provided the consumer with the manufacturer's contact information. The

(7/23/2012) The consumer was passing through a toy store and near the checkout line there was a bouncy horse. He placed his 16 month old daughter on the display horse. Within 3 seconds of the child being on the horse she bounced backwards and then forward. As she was going forward the child and the horse hit the ground head first. The consumer immediately picked up his child and noticed a red mark on the center of her forehead. The consumer tried to file an accident report with a representative in the store, but she advised him that kids fall off of the horse all the time. The retailer’s rep. proceeded to contact her supervisor [REDACTED] (last name unknown). The consumer spoke with [REDACTED], who told him that they would take the item off the floor and scheduled an appointment to meet with the consumer when he returns to store. The consumer has not taken his child to the emergency room, but will continue to watch her throughout the day. NOTE: The consumer did not purchase this product, so it remained at the store.

I have purchased the 22" Plush Rocking Chair Rhino by Hugfun from Costco. The toy is really unbalanced and easily tilts backwards and causes the rider to fall back. The toy falls on the rider. My daughter and her friends repeatedly fell backwards. At first I thought that they just don't know how to ride it but every single one had the same issue, repeatedly. It is dangerous not only for infants and toddlers but also older pre-school kids.

This caller is reporting a Sit and Spin purchased around June 20 2016 from her nephew. The model# unknown (caller isn't where the product is located at this time) _ 18 mos+. May 2nd 2017 the caller's daughter who is 2 1/2 was climbing on to it when it spun from under her causing her to fall and twist her leg. Her mother (the caller) took her to Kaiser South where she was diagnosed as having a spiral fracture of the right leg calf (the fracture wraps around her leg). She contacted the manufacturer who advised her that she would receive a prepaid shipping kit, toys for the baby and 24.99 to reimburse the caller

This item tips over backwards when a child is rocking resulting in a head injury!!! Please research this brand of rocker and RECALL the item!! Check Amazon reviews and you will find a lot of parents complaining about this rocker. After my daughter and her friend tipped backwards from lightly rocking when they were 2 years old, I pulled this item from the playroom. It is VERY DANGEROUS!

i recently purchased an animal rocking toy made by Rockabye. A sample of these toys can be found at http://www.rockabye.com/products-page/Rockers/ While hosting an easter egg hunt for about 20 children I noticed some of the younger children (under age of 2) were starting to play on the rocker. Within 2 mins the first child rocked back, and the rocker continued backwards flinging the child on his head. Since this was on plush carpet there was no injury. Chalking it up to an agressive child we left the rocker. Within 5 mins my niece (age 18mos.) mounted the rocker and the same thing happened to her. We immediately pulled the rocker from the party. I tried contacting Rockabye to inform them and my email went ignored. This morning my daughter (age 15mos.) snuck on to the rocker, and this time went back on her head on a hard-wood floor. For the 2nd time I wrote into Rockabye notifying them of the issue....additionally I reported it to the retailer who immediately refunded my money. This is a very dangerous product with an obvious design flaw that will undoubtedly injure kids using it. Hopefully you can take action to prevent further incidents.

My 20 month old has the Rockabye (Rock a Bye) duck. She just started getting comfortable with the rocker in the past week or so. She got on it this morning and within 5 rocks, flipped over the front, slamming her head to the floor. I have seen that the company claims they have verbiage on the packaging of their product that says the product will flip if rocked on aggressively. The issue I see is that this is clearly a toy marketed to very young children and toddlers who obviously do not have the self-control to contain their rocking. This is not a safe toy.

Grand Child was playing on Lulu Ladybug Rocker sold by Rock-A-Bye. She is a petite 2yrs old at an approximate weight of 36lbs. Rocker stated it was designed for up to 80lbs. She was play and enjoying the rocker when it flipped forward on her landing her a face plant then the rocker slammed into her head has it completely flipped upside down. This was a new toy and had not been played with. She received it for Christmas 2013 and rocker remained in closet until her visit with me at the first of April 2015. She just turned 2 yrs old. This rocker is unsafe and should be recalled.