WeeSprout recall announced for baby sleep sacks due to choking hazard

WeeSprout sleep sack recall overview: 

• Who: WeeSprout recalled around 31,630 of its baby sleep sacks. 
• Why: The company initiated the recall over concerns the zippers on the sleep sacks could detach and pose a choking hazard. 
• Where: Consumers nationwide purchased the sleep sacks.    

WeeSprout initiated a recall for around 31,630 of its baby sleep sacks over concerns the item’s zipper could detach and become a choking hazard. 

The recalled WeeSprout baby sleep sacks are 100% cotton and sold in sizes newborn through 36 months in the colors blue dusk, dotted rose, gray stitch and rosemary stitch, according to a recall posted Feb 9.  

WeeSprout advised consumers to immediately stop using the baby sleep sacks, cut them in half and discard them in the trash before emailing the company with a photo to get a full refund of $17 either in the form of cash or a gift card, the sleep sack recall states.

WeeSprout sold the baby sleep sacks online nationwide on both Amazon.com and WeeSprout.com for around $17 from between August 2022 and December 2022. 

WeeSprout received 17 reports of zippers detaching from recalled baby sleep sacks, recall notice says

WeeSprout says it has received 17 different reports of a zipper detaching from the baby sleep sacks; however, no injuries have been reported. 

The company will contact all known purchasers of the baby sleep sacks directly, according to the WeeSprout recall. 

Consumers who want more information about the recall can contact WeeSprout by phone at 888-770-7092, by email or online. 

In other children’s sleepwear recall news, several companies initiated recalls earlier this month for children’s robes sold exclusively on amazon.com after they discovered the items failed to meet federal flammability standards. 

Do you own a WeeSprout baby sleep sack? Let us know in the comments! 

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