Five consumer products, including a children’s play kitchen linked to a fatal incident, have been recalled due to serious safety risks, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced.
The recalls involve hazards ranging from strangulation to burn injuries and entrapment.
KidKraft Farm to Table Play Kitchen
Backyard Kids, LLC, of Plano, Texas, is recalling about 192,000 KidKraft Farm to Table Model Play Kitchens due to a strangulation hazard. In February 2023, a 23-month-old child in Oregon died after their shirt caught on a hook while climbing through the back opening of the play kitchen, leading to asphyxiation. The hooks, meant to hold toy pots and pans, pose a risk when children climb or crawl through the unit.
The black and light gray play kitchens, intended for ages 3 and up, measure 44 inches long, 13¾ inches wide, and 43 inches high, with model number 53411 on a back sticker. Sold online at KidKraft.com, Amazon.com, and Walmart.com from 2018 to July 2025 for $120 to $270, about 400 units were sold by Backyard Kids, with 12 in Canada.
Consumers should stop using the play kitchens, remove the hooks, and contact Backyard Kids at 800-882-0234 (8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET, Monday-Friday), [email protected], or www.kidkraft.com/pages/recall for free replacement hooks. Manufactured in China. Recall number: 25-415.
Tegu Magnetic Floating Stackers Toys
Tegu Holdings Inc., of Naples, Florida, is recalling 22,850 Magnetic Floating Stackers toys (models STA-BGY-801T Rainbow and STA-BTP-806T Big Top) for violating mandatory toy magnet standards. The magnets can detach, posing an ingestion hazard that could lead to intestinal perforations, blockages, or death if swallowed.
The wooden toys, with a base, six stacking pieces, two posts, and two figures connected by magnets, were sold at toy stores and online at Tegu.com and Amazon.com from August 2018 to April 2025 for about $40. Tegu reported 31 incidents of magnets detaching, with no injuries.
Consumers should remove the toys from children and contact Tegu at 877-834-8869 (10 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET, Monday-Friday), [email protected], or https://tegu.com/pages/recall for a free replacement toy. Manufactured in Honduras. Recall number: 25-413.
Baby Loren Morning Children’s Loungewear
DanLoren Group, doing business as Baby Loren, of Tracy, California, is recalling about 340 Morning children’s loungewear dresses for violating federal flammability standards, posing a burn injury risk. The 100% cotton dresses come in floral tulips, princess and castle, unicorn and butterfly, and joy prints, in sizes 2T to 6Y. Labels include the Baby Loren logo, size, “October 2022” or “October 2023,” and batch numbers ending in 3465, 3585, 3599, or 3569.
Sold at select stores in Texas, Georgia, and Alabama, and online at babyloren.com and other sites from October 2022 to March 2025 for $24 to $50, no injuries have been reported. Consumers should stop using the dresses and contact Baby Loren at 209-834-5053 (9 a.m. to 3 p.m. PT, Monday-Friday), [email protected], or https://babyloren.com/pages/recall for a refund. Baby Loren is contacting purchasers directly. Manufactured in Peru. Recall number: 25-419.
LIVACTI Retractable Safety Gates
Qeyan and Yanyanny, through importer Lichang E-Commerce, Inc., of Hacienda Heights, California, are recalling about 1,400 LIVACTI Retractable Safety Gates (model LT-BG01-3) for violating mandatory gate standards. The gap between the gate and floor allows a child’s torso to pass through, posing an entrapment risk.
The gates, sold in white, gray, and black, measure 34 inches high with a retractable width up to 140 inches. The model number is on a white label on the side post. Sold on Amazon from December 2024 to April 2025 for $55 to $75, no injuries have been reported. Consumers should stop using the gates, cut through the mesh, and submit a photo to [email protected] for a refund.
Contact Qeyan and Yanyanny at 833-980-0055 (9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT, Monday-Friday) or https://livactihome.com/pages/product-recall. Manufactured in China. Recall number: 25-401.
Apollo City 2024 Electric Scooters
Apollo Imports Inc., of Newark, Delaware, is recalling about 790 Apollo City 2024 electric scooters due to a weld line crack in the stem, posing fall and injury risks. The dual-motor scooters, with a top speed of 32 mph, have a gray exterior and “Apollo” printed on the stem. Affected serial numbers range from 4202240300001 to 4202240301236 and 4202240400001 to 4202240400764, located on the deck’s bottom.
Sold at Best Buy and online at Apolloscooters.co, Amazon.com, and BestBuy.com from June 2024 to April 2025 for about $1,800, Apollo reported 10 weld-cracking incidents, including one injury with abrasions. Consumers should stop using the scooters and contact Apollo at 888-501-8862 (9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET, Monday-Friday), [email protected], or https://apolloscooters.co/pages/apollo-city/recall for a free replacement stem. Manufactured in China. Recall number: 25-402.
Consumers are urged to act promptly to address these safety concerns.