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Baby trend car seat and stroller model #cs31085 manufacture date 3-16-09this car seat stroller combo either in the car on the base or attached to the corresponding stroller forces my infant sons head into his chest, disrupting breathing and causing spinal strain.this product is unsafe and should be removed from the market.
The contact owns a babytrend child restraint, model number ts26990, and manufactured april 24, 2011.the contact stated that the strap that connected to the buckle twisted abnormally and she was unable to properly secure the child in the seat.she purchased the same model seat twice and the same failure recurred when she replaced the old one.the manufacturer advised the contact that they were unaware of the issue and advised her to mail in the seat for inspection.
Cpsc: i purchased two of the baby trend hybrid 3-in-1 car seats - edge (item #: fb58718) from babies 'r us on 11/5/2015. About a month ago, one of the car seat's harness buckle stoppedfunctioning. And this week, the other car seat's harness buckle stopped functioning. The result is the bucket does not safely keep my child in place as it opens on its own; does not lock. The consumer notified the manufacturer and was provided replacement buckles. The consumer was concerned the replacement buckles would fail as well. Updated 09/12/2017
I bought a baby trend hybrid 3-in-1 booster seat on june 19, 2014. On tuesday july 8, 2014 the chest straps would not tighten correctly on my daughter no matter how hard i pulled on the strap. I called the manufacturer and was told to wiggle the seat as i was tightening it because the metal plate the connects the three straps was getting stuck on the booster seat itself. This did not work. So the following day, wednesday july 9, 2014, i took my car seat, which was installed in my car, to a local hospital to have it checked out. I was informed thatthere are actually 2 metal plates holding the straps in place and both are getting stuck on the booster. I called the manufacturer again and was told to wiggle the seat. I explained to them that this did not help and they had no response other than to wiggle the seat, which if installed correctly, a seat should not be able to move. The hospital said they had seen several other of these seats with the same problem and told me to file a complaint. I plan on returning the seat to the store where i purchased it and buying something else. (the model # is not listed in your system. I have the baby trend hybrid 3-in-1 booster in carrie pattern. The model # listed on seat is fb58935, date of man. 4/1/14 serial # fb58103ff000102, there is no expiration date listed on any stickers attached to the seat).
Dt:consumer was checking base for his child safety seat. Consumer bought thisas a spare base from manufacturer. Consumertightened base down when he noticed that it was getting loose. After consumer examined base he notice that the height adjustment was warped and moved freely instead of locking in place the way itwas designed. Consumer thought that base may have gotten warped due to sun.he checked base once a week and it was fine a week ago. The base model number was different than the child safety seat model number. Base mode was 6200.
The contact owns a baby trend elite convertible (na) child seat, model number: cv88a46c (na). The seat was manufactured on april 4, 2016. The contact stated that the chest latch failed to engage correctly upon latching the child in the safety seat. The contact's spouse later noticed that part of the latch was missing when he went to remove the child from the safety seat. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure.
I bought a baby trend hybrid 3-in-1 booster seat on june 19, 2014. On tuesday july 8, 2014 the chest straps would not tighten correctly on my daughter no matter how hard i pulled on the strap. I called the manufacturer and was told to wiggle the seat as i was tightening it because the metal plate the connects the three straps was getting stuck on the booster seat itself. This did not work. So the following day, wednesday july 9, 2014, i took my car seat, which was installed in my car, to a local hospital to have it checked out. I was informed thatthere are actually 2 metal plates holding the straps in place and both are getting stuck on the booster. I called the manufacturer again and was told to wiggle the seat. I explained to them that this did not help and they had no response other than to wiggle the seat, which if installed correctly, a seat should not be able to move. The hospital said they had seen several other of these seats with the same problem and told me to file a complaint. I plan on returning the seat to the store where i purchased it and buying something else. (the model # is not listed in your system. I have the baby trend hybrid 3-in-1 booster in carrie pattern. The model # listed on seat is fb58935, date of man. 4/1/14 serial # fb58103ff000102, there is no expiration date listed on any stickers attached to the seat).
The contact owns a baby trend child safety seat, model number fb8588 (na). The seat was manufactured on february 7, 2014. The contact stated that the harness strap clip fractured and failed to secure the child in thesafety seat. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The child seat was not replaced. The purchase date was unknown. Updated 12/01/14*ljupdated 5/7/2015
The contact owns a baby trend hybrid 3-in-1 (na) child seat, model number sb58935 (na). The seat was manufactured on june 4, 2013. The seat was utilized in a 2000 ford explorer. The contact stated that the chest harness snapped while securing the child in the seat. The manufacturer was not notified. The model year and purchase date were unknown.
Dt: going across the parking lot at the mall and the bottom part just collasped. It was like when you close it but it did it by itself.
Cpsc: i purchased two of the baby trend hybrid 3-in-1 car seats - edge (item #: fb58718) from babies 'r us on 11/5/2015. About a month ago, one of the car seat's harness buckle stoppedfunctioning. And this week, the other car seat's harness buckle stopped functioning. The result is the bucket does not safely keep my child in place as it opens on its own; does not lock. The consumer notified the manufacturer and was provided replacement buckles. The consumer was concerned the replacement buckles would fail as well. Updated 09/12/2017
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