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Landici Hip Seat Baby Carrier sold via Amazon

Risk level
Serious
Action
Import rejected at border, Removal of the listing by the online marketplace
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model L8011
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Product

Product type
Hip seat baby carrier
Brand
Brand not given
Model
L8011
Description
Hip seat baby carrier in black
Amazon product identifiers
X00204KYJ9, FBA15JC69RPZU000015
Country of Origin
China

Hazard

Risk level
Serious
Details
The product presents a serious risk of suffocation. If a child who cannot hold their head up is placed in the baby carrier, their head may drop forward while they face outward, which can close off the child’s airway, or they may lie with their mouth and nose pressed against the caregiver’s clothing which can block airflow.
Legal requirement
The product does not meet the requirements of the General Product Safety Regulations 2005.
Measures taken
Import rejected at border, Removal of the listing by the online marketplace
Corrective action
The import has been rejected at the border and destroyed.

What to do

  1. Check your product: model L8011. These are usually on the label, the packaging or the instructions.
  2. If it matches, stop using the product and keep it away from children.
  3. The product has been taken off sale or its online listing removed. If you already have it, contact the seller about a refund.
  4. If you’re not sure, quote reference 2501-0084 when you contact the seller.

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Official source

Reference
2501-0084
Notified by
Local Authority Trading Standards
On The Baby Blog since
9 November 2026
Read the notice on GOV.UK (opens in a new tab)

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