Self-feeding baby bottles
These products do not comply with the permanent ban on baby bottle self-feeding devices .
24 archived Australian notices, each linked to its official Product Safety Australia source. The page updates automatically when new notices arrive.
These products do not comply with the permanent ban on baby bottle self-feeding devices .
Baby bottle self-feeding devices pose a possible risk to babies from choking, aspiration pneumonia, suffocation and ear infections. These products are subject to a safety warning notice .
The bottle warmer may overheat whilst charging or while in use.
The screws connecting the legs to the frame can become loose and may detach when a baby or toddler is seated with or without the baby set accessory of the highchair.
Polyester filaments may escape from the outer casing of the pillow.
The spoons may break apart while in use.
A tine on the fork may break while in use.
The rattle does not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age .
The bolts used to secure the seat can become loose and allow the seat to detach from the pedestal base.
The choke guard may separate from the spoons due to a manufacturing fault.
There is a risk that babies can choke or suffocate while using the pillow, even if used as intended and under adult supervision.
The silicone on the sippy cup may tear and detach from the product.
The rear chair legs may develop cracks or breaks, which may lead to the chair legs twisting and can impact the strength and stability of the chairs legs.
The product may develop hairline cracks close to bolt attachment points. This may result in the seat coming away from the leg base.
A batch of silicone spoons were manufactured incorrectly. A stainless steel inner rod in the handle has been placed incorrectly and results in the spoon having a weak point at the neck. Some spoons may tear at the neck/head or may break if excessive force or abnormal bending occurs.
The plastic casing at the top of the high chair leg may develop cracks or break, which may lead to the chair legs twisting and can impact on the strength and stability of the chairs legs.
The Eco Feeding Spoon and Eco Baby Spoon and Fork products may break into small pieces.
Excessive rocking of the high chair may lead to cracks in the chair legs, which may break.
The snap button on the MATVRÅ bib may detach from the bib.
Migration of melamine has been found to be too high in one batch of the product.
When re-assembling the Newborn Set harness after washing, consumers may misassemble the harness. This can lead to one or more harness attachment points detaching.
Product could pose a potential fall risk if the leg or legs detach from the seat of the highchair.
Product could pose a potential fall risk if the leg or legs detach from the seat of the highchair.
The melamine fork in the set can break when force is applied to the teeth of the fork. This can occur by either dropping the fork from height onto hard flooring or by applying hard pressure to the middle teeth of the fork.