When a product intended to comfort babies becomes a potential danger, parents have every right to demand accountability. This week, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a recall for Vevor Baby Swings after discovering they breach essential safety guidelines aimed at protecting infants from suffocation risks.
Understanding the recall specifics
The CPSC found that the Vevor Baby Swings were marketed for infant sleep, but they have an incline greater than 10 degrees. This design violates the mandatory Infant Sleep Products safety standard and contradicts the prohibition on inclined sleepers established by the Safe Sleep for Babies Act.
Experts have consistently warned that inclined surfaces increase the chance of an infant’s head tilting forward, potentially obstructing their airway. Several tragic incidents involving similar products have prompted stricter regulations in 2022.
Although no injuries or incidents have been reported with the Vevor swings so far, the risk remains real. Parents should stop using these swings immediately.
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Identifying the recalled swings
The affected models sold online include:
- BB501K: white/gray swing with a white base
- BB702A: white/gray swing with a gray base
- BB005K: black/gray swing with a black base
Each swing features the “VEVOR” trademark and is labeled as “Multi-Function Electric Swing.”
Approximately 1,020 units were sold on Vevor.com and Amazon.com between January and August 2025, priced between $65 to $80. All were manufactured in China.
Steps for affected parents
If you have one of these swings, follow these steps:
- Stop using the swing immediately.
- Remove the swing cover and cut it in half.
- Mark “Recalled” in permanent marker on the swing’s base.
- Email a photo of the destroyed cover and marked base to [email protected].
- Dispose of the swing according to local and state waste regulations.
Once this process is completed, you will receive a full refund from Sanven Technology, the importer of the product.
For additional assistance, contact the company at 855-599-6320 (toll-free, Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. PT) or visit vevor.com/pages/vevor-baby-swing-recall.
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Reinforcing safe sleep practices for every family
This recall underscores what pediatricians have long advocated: the safest sleeping environment for a baby is a flat, firm surface such as a crib, bassinet, or play yard, equipped only with a fitted sheet and lacking any incline or extra padding.
If your baby falls asleep in a swing or rocker, it’s vital to move them to a safe, flat surface afterward. Even short naps in inclined products can elevate suffocation risks.
Taking proactive steps for safety
Navigating product recalls can feel overwhelming, yet they show that monitoring systems are effectively protecting families. Checking baby gear, inspecting labels, and staying informed can help prevent tragedies and create a safer home environment.
Taking simple precautions can make a significant difference in your baby’s safety.
