XP from CEP-Nap Nanny recalled admidst deaths

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Disclaimer: I had no interest in this product when DS was a young infant and I don't know a ton about it.

It seems to me that people were using this product when their infants were a bit too big for it-rolling or a bit too fidgety for something with a waist strap. It's just like the bouncy seat-you can't use it really (IMO) when the infant becomes a bit more aware of their ability to move.

From the article it seems that infants were falling, unless I'm reading something wrong. I may need more coffee...

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It makes me sad to read about this. The makers are local to me and I was excited to see a local business doing well country-wide.

I think it's unfair that a product suffers because people don't follow directions or leave their kid unattended, but such is life...

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Dec 7, 2012 10:03:34 GMT -5 @tracy1031 said:

I think it's unfair that a product suffers because people don't follow directions or leave their kid unattended, but such is life...

:Y:

[karinothing]

I think they should have made the produce with a 5 point hardness strap.

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Dec 7, 2012 10:05:49 GMT -5 karinothing said:

I think they should have made the produce with a 5 point hardness strap.

Agreed... and I also think the bouncy seat should be made with one also. We could've used it a LOT longer, DS loved it but he would crawl out of it.

[karinothing]

Dec 7, 2012 10:06:44 GMT -5 arch01 said:

Dec 7, 2012 10:05:49 GMT -5 karinothing said:

I think they should have made the produce with a 5 point hardness strap.

Agreed... and I also think the bouncy seat should be made with one also. We could've used it a LOT longer, DS loved it but he would crawl out of it.

Yeah, that too. MAYBE we should invent one. No one steal uncharch and I's idea! We call it on the internets.

[karinothing]

I agree! I wonder why more things don't come with a 5pt harness. Both my strollers have them though (uppa baby) perhaps the two additional straps cost $200 or so? lol