Parenting

The Baby Brezza formula maker is the subject of a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges the machine can dispense too little formula powder, which can cause bottles made with the device to be diluted and leave infants at risk of losing weight.

A class action suit alleges the ByHeart recall of infant formula contaminated with botulism is woefully insufficient, as it offers no refunds to consumers.

Nuna Baby Essentials faces a proposed class action lawsuit after it recalled more than 600,000 Nuna RAVA convertible car seats in December 2024 due to a harness system defect that can put children at risk in the event of a crash.

The makers of Philips Avent and Dr. Brown’s baby bottles and sippy cups each face a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges the products leach harmful microplastics directly into the food and drink consumed by infants.

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges the “defective” design of the Ingenuity Dream & Grow Bedside Bassinet and Ingenuity Dream Hero Starlight 3-in-1 Co-Sleeping Bassinet sold by Kids2 leaves the infant products dangerously unstable.

A proposed class action lawsuit claims the maker of Pinkfong Baby Shark bath toys has failed to warn consumers that its products’ design poses a risk of impalement and laceration to children.

Nintendo’s former use of “Spotlight Pipes” in Mario Kart Tour is the subject of a proposed class action that alleges the company has deceptively induced players—especially minors—into paying real money to essentially gamble on winning in-game items.

The maker of the popular MamaRoo infant swing faces a proposed class action lawsuit roughly two weeks after the product was recalled in the United States due to a strangulation hazard.

A new proposed class action lawsuit alleges Chicco USA has intentionally failed to disclose that its most popular line of car seats is treated with hazardous flame retardants and possibly “forever chemicals.”