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Bednest Recalls Bedside Infant Sleepers Due to Fall Hazard (Recall Alert)

Recalled May 10, 2016 Source: CPSC Sleepers, loungers & swaddles

Is this your product?

Brand: Bednest
Product: Bedside Sleepers
Units: About 500
Sold at: Online at www.Bednest.com from March 2010 through December 2015 for between $400 and $500 or, if rented, between $170 and $200.

Photo of the recalled Bedside Sleepers from the CPSC notice — Photo from the CPSC notice.

Understand the issue

The bedside sleepers fail to meet mandatory federal requirements for these products, posing a fall hazard to babies

This recall involves Bednest bedside infant sleepers manufactured after July 2014. The date of manufacture is stamped underneath the base of the bedside sleepers. The Bednest has beech wood ends with white fabric sides over metal frames on a beech wood height-adjustable stand. The bedside sleeper measures about 34 inches long by 18.5 inches wide. There are sewn-in Bednest labels on the fabric side panel and on the upper surface of the mattress.

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What to do

Stop using it and contact the company for a repair.

Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled bedside sleeper while the sides are in the fully open position. Bednest is providing a free repair kit that will permanently lock the side rail into place. The firm is contacting all known consumers directly.; Repair

Bednest email at modification@bednest.com or online at www.bednest.com and look for the recall information on the homepage for more information.

Read the official CPSC notice →

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Source: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, record 6723. Synced 2026-10-19. Recalls can be updated after they are announced; the official notice is the authority.