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New Mummy Crib Backpack sold via Amazon, eBay, Fruugo, Joom, AliExpress and DH Gate
- Risk level
- Serious
- Action
- Withdrawal of the product from the market
- Check
- barcode 1600000253844
Product
- Product type
- Electric Grills
- Brand
- Brand not given
- Barcode
- 1600000253844
- Description
- Backpack containing fold out crib with multiple compartments.
- Other identifiers on packaging
- 15979641
- Amazon ASIN’s
- B0BLW55M4D, B0BPLRGYKP
- eBay item numbers
- 186051872057, 185980549802
- Fruugo listing ID
- p-227078069-484459507
- AliExpress listing ID
- 1005006116194865
- Joom listing ID
- 64c71da798c84101f5936a4f
- DH Gate listing ID
- 9238844144042-K7644814165 HG-K43001, RVG4042, 251218-0006-178, FBE251218UK-1
- Country of Origin
- China
Hazard
- Risk level
- Serious
- Details
- The product presents a serious risk of injuries because it is not structurally stable and has no warnings to indicate that it cannot be used overnight. If a baby was left in the product overnight, their natural movements could cause the product to collapse or fall sideways, resulting in injuries. The crib is also supplied with a cover which would fully enclose and cover the baby, potentially leading to suffocation.
- Legal requirement
- The product does not meet the requirements of the General Product Safety Regulations 2005.
- Measures taken
- Withdrawal of the product from the market
- Corrective action
- The product has been withdrawn from the market by iCuddleBugs (TANTRIC VEDI UK LTD) and AliExpress.
What to do
- Check your product: barcode 1600000253844. These are usually on the label, the packaging or the instructions.
- If it matches, stop using the product and keep it away from children.
- The product has been taken off sale or its online listing removed. If you already have it, contact the seller about a refund.
- If you’re not sure, quote reference 2604-0069 when you contact the seller.
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Official source
- Reference
- 2604-0069
- Notified by
- Local Authority Trading Standards
- On The Baby Blog since
- 9 November 2026