Several popular products are being pulled due to safety concerns, including Fisher-Price baby toys, a baby bath seat and Safetussin cough medication’s packaging.

Before the National Toy Hall of Fame inducts a new class each fall, curators at the upstate New York attraction have to figure out how to showcase the honorees.

Fisher-Price is recalling parts of over 2 million infant swings across the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

Ford, Fisher-Price, and HALO are recalling products due to serious safety risks, including engine failures, choking hazards, and fire dangers.

Fans have pushed the Fisher-Price Corn Popper into the National Toy Hall of Fame.

Fortress Safe is recalling thousands of gun safes sold under various brand names after reports of one death and dozens of breaches to the fingerprint access technology.

Almost four years after a Consumer Reports investigation prompted the recall of millions of popular infant inclined sleep products, more child deaths have been linked to them. CR and other product safety experts say companies aren’t doing enough to warn parents of the danger.

Fisher-Price and Kids2 repeat their 2019 massive recall of inclined infant sleepers, as at least 12 more infants have died since that recall.

At least 14 deaths have been linked to infant rockers, according to a warning issued by the Consumer Product Safety Commission and two companies. They say the products are not intended for nor safe for sleep.

Fisher-Price and U.S. product safety regulators are telling parents not to let their infants fall asleep in the company’s rockers after 13 infants died in the devices between 2009 and 2021.