HALO Magic Sleepsuits Recalled Due to Choking Risk

0:00The latest entertainment headlines and celebrity stories, right here on entertainment and celebrity news today. A major recall is underway for about 45,000 HALO magic sleep suits after the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission flagged a choking risk to babies. The issue stems from zipper heads that can detach on certain suits, announced on Thursday, March 5. These affected sleep suits have specific batch codes like PO-30592, PO-30641 and PO-306A5. They feature 100% cotton shells in linings with polyester filling, doubles zippers on the sides, and labels saying made in India, plus. The brand name printed on the front. So far, there have been 15 reports of zippers coming off, but thankfully, no injuries. The suits are designed to help ease babies from swaddling to a wearable blanket, making them popular with new parents. Parents should stop using these right away and head to sleepsuitreacall.com to register.

1:00You'll get a coupon for a placement suit or $50 store credit, but hold onto the garment until the code arrives. For help, call HAALO Dream toll-free at 833-7910-420 from 9 a.m. to 430 p.m. After time, Monday. Through Friday or email customer service at sleepsuitreacall.com, more details are on their site under recalls. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode. Relax deeper. Reset faster. Comfort you can hear. S-o-l-i-soli-pillow.com