About 7.5 million Baby Shark and mini Baby Shark bath toys are being recalled due to injury risks.According to the recall posted by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, “a child can slip and fall or sit onto the hard plastic top fin of the shark, posing risks of impalment, lacerations and punctures.”Related video above: Mom warns of ‘water beads’ after her baby is hospitalizedThe recall involves both the full-size Robo Alive Junior Baby Shark Sing & Swim bath toys and mini Baby Shark Swimming bath toys, which were sold in three colors: yellow, pink and blue. The toys included in the recall were sold individually, in packs of two or three or as part of a Baby Shark Music Water Park play set.The full-size Baby Shark bath toy included in the recall, which sings and swims when placed in water, has model number 25282 and a date code beginning with the letters “DG” followed by a date between DG20190501 and DG20220619.The recall of the full-size Baby Shark toys only includes those with a hard plastic top fin. The recalled mini Baby Shark bath toys, which swim when placed in water but do not sing, include model numbers 7163, 7175, 7166 or 25291 and a date code between DG20200615 and DG2023525.Anyone who owns these bath toys should stop using them and contact Zuru for a full refund of $14 for each full-size bath toy or $6 for each mini-size bath toy in the form of a prepaid virtual Mastercard, the recall notice says. To receive recall payments, follow these steps: • Disable the tail fin (by cutting it on the full-size bath toy or by bending it on the mini-size bath toy)• Mark the body of the shark bath toy with the word “recalled” and the unique code provided during registration for the recall• Upload a photo of the product showing it is disabled and marked to this website. Upon receipt of the photo, Zuru will issue a refund.
About 7.5 million Baby Shark and mini Baby Shark bath toys are being recalled due to injury risks.
According to the recall posted by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, “a child can slip and fall or sit onto the hard plastic top fin of the shark, posing risks of impalment, lacerations and punctures.”
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Related video above: Mom warns of ‘water beads’ after her baby is hospitalized
The recall involves both the full-size Robo Alive Junior Baby Shark Sing & Swim bath toys and mini Baby Shark Swimming bath toys, which were sold in three colors: yellow, pink and blue.
The toys included in the recall were sold individually, in packs of two or three or as part of a Baby Shark Music Water Park play set.
The full-size Baby Shark bath toy included in the recall, which sings and swims when placed in water, has model number 25282 and a date code beginning with the letters “DG” followed by a date between DG20190501 and DG20220619.
The recall of the full-size Baby Shark toys only includes those with a hard plastic top fin.
The recalled mini Baby Shark bath toys, which swim when placed in water but do not sing, include model numbers 7163, 7175, 7166 or 25291 and a date code between DG20200615 and DG2023525.
Anyone who owns these bath toys should stop using them and contact Zuru for a full refund of $14 for each full-size bath toy or $6 for each mini-size bath toy in the form of a prepaid virtual Mastercard, the recall notice says.
To receive recall payments, follow these steps:
• Disable the tail fin (by cutting it on the full-size bath toy or by bending it on the mini-size bath toy)
• Mark the body of the shark bath toy with the word “recalled” and the unique code provided during registration for the recall
• Upload a photo of the product showing it is disabled and marked to this website. Upon receipt of the photo, Zuru will issue a refund.
