A Rock 'n Play Sleep Product Linked to At Least 10 Infant Deaths, Says Fisher-Price

According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, infants over the age of 3 months, or those who can turn around, should not use Fisher-Price's Rock n 'Play games because of several deaths.

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According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, infants over the age of 3 months, or those who can turn around, should not use Fisher-Price's Rock n 'Play games because of several deaths.

The agency and parent company of Fisher-Price, Mattel Inc., said today they are aware of the deaths of at least 10 children in the play Rock & n Play since 2015 after the children get are rolled from the back to the belly or to the side, while they were no longer tied. All 10 were infants aged 3 months or older.

The CPSC said it had previously warned consumers to use restraints in slanted baby products.

Fisher-Price says its bed complies with all safety standards and reminded parents to use restraints, put babies on their backs to sleep, and make sure that they're safe. no blanket or pillow is placed in the bed.