Urgent product recall: Popular pram sold nationally

"posing an entrapment hazard and injury to the child"

Editor / January 14 2020

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The ACCC issued the recall over faulty bumper bar which may "posing an entrapment hazard and injury to the child".

The recall is for iCandy Peach 2018 Pram - Belgua, Indigo, Dove Grey, Twilight and Cerium, sold nationally and internationally between 2 August 2018 - 31 December 2019.

Retailers who sold the iCandy pram are:

NSW

  • SBK Alexandria
  • SBK Castle Hill
  • SBK Bankstown
  • BTT
  • Banana Baby
  • Baby Village
  • Babyography

VIC

  • Baby Direct Ringwood
  • Baby Direct Dandenong
  • Baby Direct Hoppers Crossing
  • Baby Little Planet
  • Baby Train Dingley Village
  • Baby Train Ringwood
  • Sweet lullabies
  • GHBC
  • Baby Hi 5
  • Kiddieculture

SA

  • Baby Junction

WA

  • Baby Road
  • Baby Zone

TAS

  • Mothergoose
  • Stork Talk

NZ

  • Mummum
  • Nurtured

 

 

The recall is due to:  The pram bumper bar may be missing a plastic cap in the hinge, exposing a small hole when the bumper is hinged back.

If the cap is missing and the bumper bar is hinged back, a child may put their fingers in the exposed hole, posing an entrapment hazard and injury to the child.

 

 

Consumers should check each hinge on the bumper bar for a missing cap. Tobil & Co Pty Ltd will post a replacement bumper to consumers with an affected product.

Consumers can contact Tobil & Co Pty Ltd on 03 8555 2431 or via email info@tobil.com.au

Michelle Connolly has worked as a photo director, social media manager and photo editor at some of Australia's biggest media companies, including New Idea. She is now editor of Practical Parenting and loving mum-of-two.

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