Summary
Customers are buying the Snuggle Me infant lounger quickly because it will soon be removed from U.S. stores. This change follows new safety regulations from the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) for infant support cushions. The CPSC's rule aims to prevent unsafe sleeping conditions that have contributed to infant deaths.
Key Facts
- The Snuggle Me infant lounger will no longer be sold in the U.S. due to new safety regulations.
- The CPSC introduced a rule requiring stricter safety standards for infant support cushions.
- This rule aims to prevent unsafe sleeping conditions that may lead to infant suffocation.
- The decision comes after multiple reports of infant deaths linked to certain loungers.
- Snuggle Me announced the product's removal on social media, saying supplies are limited.
- The scarcity effect has led to increased demand for the remaining stock.
- Experts encourage parents to consider safety over popularity when purchasing baby products.
