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Thousands of toddlers and children products sold on Amazon have been recalled recently for pose serious safety risks, such as choking and battery ingestion.
The product was named in a series of recalls reported on September 18 by Amazon and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and sold online in both 2024 and 2025.
“Our product safety team is actively investigating and tackling reported safety complaints and incidents, ensuring protection from potential product-related safety risks,” Amazon says on its recall page that readers will return CPSC notifications. “When we discover a product recall, we will immediately stop offering the affected product and immediately notify both the relevant customers and sellers of the recall.”
All affected products were made in China, but were unable to meet safety standards and regulations. Each notice contains information regarding receiving a full refund.
Check out this list of recalled Amazon Kids products.
YouTubeien bib mobile phone
Approximately 3,000 YouTubeien branded crib mobiles sold on Amazon have been recalled due to the risk of battery ingestion, which can lead to serious injuries and death. The phone does not meet the standards for toys, including button batteries. Small round batteries that are easily ingested and known to be extremely dangerous are known to be extremely dangerous to children and pets, as they can cause internal chemical burns.
The compartment holding the battery can be opened without tools, making it easy for children to access. The product packaging includes the “Youbeien” brand name printed in the upper left corner, with the “music rotating bed bell” printed on the front and back, and the model “RT668-17” printed on the white label on the back. They were sold on Amazon from May 2024 to April 2025 for around $20.
According to CPSP, consumers must stop using recalled toys and contact manufacturer GKKBSJ for a refund at gkkbsjtoys@outlook.com. They will be asked to dispose of the entire mobile or only the accompanying remote control, send a photo of the discarded product, and receive a full or partial refund.
LXDHSTRA Baby Lounger and Crib Bumper
Approximately 360 LXDHSTRA branded baby loungers and crib bumpers have been recalled for violating safety standards for infant sleep products, poses many serious safety risks.
The recalled product has too thick sleeping pads, causing a risk of choking, and its low side, foot opening and lack of stand sets a risk of falling or confinement. The lounger comes with a baby bed bumper. This is prohibited by federal law because it is at a high risk of causing respiratory obstruction, which can lead to injuries and death.
The recalled baby lounger was sold as “Tan Star, Big Elephant, Green Elephant, Grey Feathers, Grey Rainbow” and came with a padded red and black crib bumper with an “F” on one side and an “f” on the other side with an animal character. They were sold on Amazon from May 2025 to August 2025 for $30 to $34.
Consumers must stop using recalled loungers and contact the manufacturer LXDHSTRA for a full refund at lxdhstrarecall@gmail.com. To receive a refund, the customer must submit a photograph of the destroyed carrier, including cutting the foam, pads, covers and bumper cuts in half.
Yooxarmor Multipurpose Kids Helmet
Approximately 1,780 Yooxarmor Multipurpose Child Helmets were recalled because they were unable to comply with safety regulations and increase the risk of injury to users. Pink helmets sold in small sizes do not comply with standards or labeling and certification requirements to absorb the effects and stability of wear.
The helmet was selling unicorn, rainbow, star printing, black padding, black straps, black and red buckles in pink with black and red chin pads. They were sold on Amazon from October 2024 to July 2025 for around $30.
Consumers should immediately stop using their helmets and contact Yooxarmor at servic@yooxarmor.com for a refund. To get back the money, the customer must send a photo of the helmet with the product strap cut out.
