Fisher-Price Swings Recalled After 5 Infant Deaths

More than two million Fisher-Price infant swings are being recalled due to a risk of suffocation. The recall was announced on Oct. 10, 2024, by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission

https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/Fisher-Price-Recalls-More-than-2-Million-Snuga-Infant-Swings-Due-to-Suffocation-Hazard-After-5-Deaths-Reported

 after five infants died while in the swing. 

Here’s everything you need to know about the massive recall.

The recalled products are all models of Fisher-Price Snuga Swings. The swings have a motor that rocks the inclined infant seat front-to-back and side-to-side automatically. There are 21 Snuga Swing models with minor differences in colors and toy accessories. All have two seat back positions and fold up for storage.  

Between 2012 and 2022, there were reportedly five infant deaths of babies under 3 months old who were using the Snuga Swing for sleep. In most of those cases, the babies were unrestrained and bedding had been added to the swing, according to the CPSC. The swings are not meant for sleep, and if bedding is added, the headrest and body-support insert on the seat pad can increase the risk of suffocation.  

The recalled Fisher-Price Snuga Swings were sold at Amazon, Toys R Us, Walmart, Sam’s Club, and Target nationwide for about $160. Approximately 2.1 million Snuga Swings were sold in the U.S. since 2010, with an additional 99,000 sold in Canada and 500 sold in Mexico.  

All models of Fisher-Price Snuga Swings are recalled, and you can find the model number and name printed on the underside of the swing motor housing. Here are the model numbers and names of the recalled products: 

• BGB32: My Little Snugakitty Cradle 'n Swing 
• CCF38: My Little Snugabunny Swing 
• CHM56: My Little Snugabear Cradle 'n Swing 
• CHM69: My Little Snugabear Ballerina Cradle 'n Swing 
• CHM76: Safari Dreams Cradle 'n Swing 
• CHM78: Moonlight Meadow Swing 
• DRG43: Sweet Snugapuppy Swing 
• FKL21: Deluxe Swing- Surreal Serenity 
• GJB53: Sweet Snugamonkey Swing 
• GKH44: Blooming Flowers Swing 
• GNG38: Fawn Meadows Deluxe Swing 
• GNG40: Peek-a-boo Fox Swing 
• GVF83: Dots & Spots Puppy Swing 
• HBM23: Snow Leopard Swing 
• HDY10: Hearthstone Swing 
• HGX49: Baby Raccoon Swing 
• V0099: My Little Snugabunny Cradle ‘n Swing 
• W9510: My Little Sweetie Deluxe Cradle ‘n Swing 
• X7051: My Little SnugaMonkey Cradle ‘n Swing 
• X7345: My Little Snugapuppy Cradle 'n Swing 
• X7347: My Little Snugabear Cradle 'n Swing 

Anyone who has a recalled Snuga Swing should immediately remove the headrest and body support insert from the product before using it again. The headrest can be removed by snipping the tether with scissors. Both Fisher-Price and the CPSC reiterate that the swing should never be using for sleep.  

Fisher-Price is offering a $25 refund to anyone who purchased the product and removes and destroys the headrest and body support insert. The company has provided both written instructions and a video on how to do that. Once finished, you can go to the Fisher-Price website for the recall, upload a picture of the removed headrest and body support insert, and request your refund.

Always place an infant on a firm, flat surface with nothing but a fitted sheet for sleep, according to the CPSC. Infants cannot lift their heads away from soft objects that pose a suffocation risk. For more information, visit the CPSC’s Safe Sleep website.  

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