Dozens more infants have died since Fisher-Price initially recalled its Rock 'n Play sleeper nearly four years ago, prompting federal safety officials once again to warn families against using the product.
Fisher-Price originally recalled 4.7 million sleepers in April 2019 after more than 30 infants died from rolling onto their stomach while unrestrained inside the device.
A CPSC official blasted Fisher-Price, saying its sleeper recall inadequate and overly complicated, and pressed the brand to take responsibility for withdrawing the potentially deadly products from the market. A House committee found in 2021 that Fisher-Price ignored warnings about its Rock 'n Play inclined sleepers, which were on the market for around a decade before the first recall.
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