Summary
The Snuggle Me infant lounger will no longer be sold in the United States due to new safety regulations by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). These regulations aim to prevent unsafe sleeping conditions for babies. The company behind the product is challenging these regulations in court but has also created a new product that complies with the rules.
Key Facts
- Snuggle Me infant loungers are being phased out in the U.S. due to new CPSC safety rules.
- The rules address safety risks associated with infant support cushions.
- CPSC's decision followed reports of infant deaths related to such products in 2020 and 2021.
- Snuggle Me will stop selling the loungers in the U.S. while still available as supplies last.
- The company argues the CPSC used improper methods to enforce these rules but has designed a new compliant product.
- The case is ongoing in court, but the new Snuggle Me Lounger Curve meets the current regulations and will continue to be sold.
