Table of contents
- Latest AMZCMJ DGD Children’s Tower Stools Recall Updates
- May 14, 2026: Cosyland Tower Stool Recall Announced
- April 23, 2026: CPSC Announces Recall of AMZCMJ DGD Tower Stools
- Which AMZCMJ DGD Children’s Tower Stools Are Affected?
- Why Were the AMZCMJ DGD Children’s Tower Stools Recalled?
- Reported Incidents, Injuries, or Illnesses
- What Should Consumers Do?
- Other Recalls, Warnings, or International Actions
- Legal Options
- Filing Deadlines
- Frequently Asked Questions
- How Do I Report a Problem with the AMZCMJ DGD Tower Stool?
- How Many Tower Stools Did CPSC Recall on April 23, 2026?
- Who Imported the AMZCMJ DGD Tower Stool?
- Is There a TTY Number to Report a Problem with the Stool?
- What Evidence Should I Keep If My Child Was Hurt by the Stool?
- Did the AMZCMJ DGD Tower Stool Recall Involve Any Deaths?
AMZCMJ DGD Children’s Tower Stools were recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission on April 23, 2026. About 130 of the foldable wooden stools, sold on Amazon.com, are covered by this recall, number 26-433.
The recall is open, and CPSC has announced no expansion or closure. The recalled stool can tip over or collapse during ordinary use, and CPSC says a child can become trapped in the gaps along its sides.
Consumers should stop using the recalled stool right away and keep children away from it. AMZCMJ DGD offers a full refund after the owner destroys the stool and emails proof. Consumers can also contact CPSC with any safety questions.
Latest AMZCMJ DGD Children’s Tower Stools Recall Updates
May 14, 2026: Cosyland Tower Stool Recall Announced
The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall of 125,200 Cosyland children’s tower stools on May 14, 2026, according to PEOPLE [1]. Cosyland is a different brand, with the same collapse, fall and entrapment hazard.
The recalled models are CS0003 and CS0092-4, and Cosyland offers free repair parts. This recall does not change the AMZCMJ DGD recall.
April 23, 2026: CPSC Announces Recall of AMZCMJ DGD Tower Stools
The CPSC announced a voluntary recall of about 130 AMZCMJ DGD Children’s Tower Stools on April 23, 2026, citing collapse and entrapment hazards [2].
The stools can collapse or tip over, and a child’s torso can fit through the side openings. AMZCMJ DGD, the importer, is offering full refunds to consumers who destroy the stool and send proof.
Which AMZCMJ DGD Children’s Tower Stools Are Affected?
AMZCMJ DGD Children’s Tower Stools sold exclusively through Amazon.com are the only product covered by this recall. The notice does not list a separate model, lot, or serial number, so check the description below against what you bought:
- Product: AMZCMJ DGD-branded children’s tower stool, a foldable wooden stool that converts into a table and chair, with a blackboard panel on one side
- Size: About 15 inches deep, 22 inches wide, and 34 inches tall when assembled
- Identifier: No model or lot number appears on the stool. The AMZCMJ DGD brand name is printed on the original Amazon order receipt
- Sale window and price: Sold on Amazon.com from February 2025 through March 2026, for $85 to $100
Why Were the AMZCMJ DGD Children’s Tower Stools Recalled?
The AMZCMJ DGD tower stool was recalled because it can collapse or tip over during normal use, and the openings on its sides are wide enough for a child’s torso to fit through and become entrapped.
CPSC classifies this combination as a fall and entrapment hazard, the same pattern it saw in two other tower-stool recalls announced the same day.
It assigned this recall the number 26-433 and calls the action a voluntary recall, carried out by AMZCMJ DGD as the importer of the stools.
AMZCMJ DGD is offering a full refund to any consumer who destroys the recalled stool and emails proof of the destruction to the company, as its recall notice describes.
Reported Incidents, Injuries, or Illnesses
CPSC’s recall notice states that AMZCMJ DGD is aware of seven incidents involving the tower stool, reported before the recall was announced.
Four of those incidents resulted in injuries such as contusions, splinters, and scrapes. These involved children who fell from the stool or became entrapped in its side openings.
These figures reflect what AMZCMJ DGD reported to CPSC before the recall was announced. The notice does not give a cutoff date or break the incidents down by country.
Reports describe what a consumer experienced. They are not proof that the stool caused every incident. CPSC’s incident figures apply only to the roughly 130 units sold in the U.S. The notice gives no separate count for any other country.
What Should Consumers Do?
Consumers who own a recalled AMZCMJ DGD Children’s Tower Stool should complete the following steps as soon as possible to get a refund and keep children safe:
- Stop using the recalled tower stool immediately, and keep children away from it until it is destroyed.
- Write the word “recalled” in permanent marker on all sides of the stool so it cannot be reused.
- Disassemble the stool completely and take a clear photo of the disassembled, marked pieces.
- Email the photo of the destroyed stool to AMZCMJ DGD at dgdtoddlertowerrecall@dchskj.cn to request a full refund.
- Contact AMZCMJ DGD by email, or call CPSC’s consumer hotline at 800-638-2772, with any questions.
Other Recalls, Warnings, or International Actions
CPSC announced two related recalls on April 23, 2026 for the same collapse, tip-over, and entrapment hazards. Wiifo Children’s Tower Stools covered about 9,700 units, with 22 incidents and six injuries reported [3].
TOETOL Tower Stools covered about 3,000 units, with 18 incidents and eleven injuries reported [4]. All three of those April 23 recalls target the same fall and entrapment hazard in similar tower-stool designs.
Consumer Reports says an ASTM International task group is still working on a voluntary safety standard for toddler towers [5].
Legal Options
Families of a child hurt by a defective or recalled product may have grounds for a legal claim. That claim could be against the importer or the seller of this stool.
No lawsuit, class action, or MDL has been filed over the AMZCMJ DGD Children’s Tower Stool specifically. A recall does not automatically establish liability or eligibility for compensation.
Whether a claim is possible depends on the specific facts of your case, and only a lawyer can evaluate those details properly.
Filing Deadlines
State law, not this recall notice, sets the filing deadline for a product-injury claim. If that deadline passes, a strong case can be barred no matter how clear the facts are.
How much time a family has depends on where the child lives and when the injury happened. A few states count the deadline from the date of diagnosis rather than the date of the original injury.
Anyone considering a legal claim connected to this recall should speak with a lawyer as soon as possible, before any filing deadline passes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I Report a Problem with the AMZCMJ DGD Tower Stool?
You can report a problem with the AMZCMJ DGD Tower Stool at SaferProducts.gov, the federal government’s site for unsafe-product reports. AMZCMJ DGD can also be reached directly by email to request a refund for a recalled stool.
How Many Tower Stools Did CPSC Recall on April 23, 2026?
AMZCMJ DGD’s stool is one of three children’s tower stools CPSC recalled on April 23, 2026. Together with the Wiifo and TOETOL recalls, about 12,830 tower stools were pulled from sale.
Who Imported the AMZCMJ DGD Tower Stool?
The importer of the AMZCMJ DGD Tower Stool is SiPaiSaiErDianZiShangWu (ShenZhen) YouXianGongSi, doing business as AMZCMJ DGD, of China, according to CPSC’s recall notice. The stools were manufactured in China.
Is There a TTY Number to Report a Problem with the Stool?
Yes, consumers who are deaf or hard of hearing can reach CPSC through TTY at 800-638-8270 to report a problem with the tower stool. Hearing callers can use the standard hotline, 800-638-2772, instead.
What Evidence Should I Keep If My Child Was Hurt by the Stool?
The evidence to keep if your child was hurt by the stool includes the stool itself and your Amazon order confirmation or receipt. Also keep photos of the injury and any medical records from treatment your child received.
Did the AMZCMJ DGD Tower Stool Recall Involve Any Deaths?
No deaths have been reported in connection with the AMZCMJ DGD Tower Stool recall. CPSC’s notice title warns of a risk of serious injury and death. The incidents the agency has recorded so far involve only falls, entrapment, and non-fatal injuries.