Zeeman Recalls Baby Sleeping Bags Over Suffocation Risk

Zeeman baby sleeping bag recall: Zeeman Recalls Baby Sleeping Bags Over Suffocation Risk: Dutch retailer Zeeman is recalling several baby sleeping bags sold in 2026 in its stores and online shop. A loosening zipper connection can enlarge the neck opening, allowing babies to slip down and cover their mouth and nose, creating a suffocation hazard.

Zeeman baby sleeping bag recall, Digi Mart USA News: Zeeman is recalling several baby sleeping bags that were sold in its stores and online shop during 2026. The recall covers various models with article numbers 111913, 115646, 118822, 120557, 122526, 122532, 122533, 122577, 123444, 123445 and 123463, as well as another variant with inner packaging number 96241.

The connection on the zipper can come loose, which enlarges the neck opening. Babies can then slip deeper into the sleeping bag, so that their mouth and nose may be covered.

This creates a risk of suffocation.

The affected baby sleeping bags must no longer be used immediately. Customers can return them to any Zeeman store and choose between a refund of the purchase price and a replacement product.

Felix Reeves

Felix Reeves is the Digital Motoring Editor at USA News after joining in July 2023. He previously worked as a Motoring News Reporter at the Express.

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