AUGNORYE Crib Bumper Recall Lawsuit | 2026 Latest Updates

AUGNORYE padded cushioned crib bumpers were recalled on July 10, 2025. The Consumer Product Safety Commission said YIXIA sold them on Amazon in violation of the federal crib bumper ban. CPSC also said the padding can block an infant’s breathing. CPSC’s notice reports no injuries so far. The bumpers were pink, four-piece sets. They sold on Amazon for about $40 to $45 between February and May 2025. Lawyers are reviewing whether the hazard hurt any infant who used one. No lawsuit, class action or MDL has been filed yet. The case status is attorney investigation only. Lawyers are gathering facts from parents who bought or used the recalled bumpers.

Latest AUGNORYE Crib Bumper Lawsuit Updates

July 10, 2025: CPSC Recalls AUGNORYE Crib Bumpers

CPSC announced a voluntary recall (25-384) of about 356 AUGNORYE padded cushioned crib bumpers [1]. YIXIA sold the bumpers on Amazon. CPSC said the product violates the federal crib bumper ban and can block an infant’s breathing. No injuries have been reported. YIXIA and Amazon are contacting known purchasers directly. Consumers can also email YIXIA a photo of the destroyed bumper for a full refund.

What Is the Federal Crib Bumper Ban?

A crib bumper is material that covers a crib’s sides. It can prevent injury from impacts. It can also stop a body part from getting trapped in an opening, per CPSC’s Crib Bumper FAQs [2]. Congress passed the Safe Sleep for Babies Act on May 3, 2022. The ban took effect November 12, 2022, covering crib bumpers regardless of manufacture date. CPSC’s final rule codifying it took effect September 13, 2023 [3].

Who May Be Affected?

If you bought an AUGNORYE padded cushioned crib bumper on Amazon between February and May 2025, and used it in your baby’s crib, you own a product covered by the federal crib bumper ban described above. CPSC found the bumper’s padding to be the hazard. It recalled the product on July 10, 2025. CPSC said the padding could restrict an infant’s breathing during sleep or quiet rest. That is different from proof that the hazard caused a specific injury. If your infant had a breathing-obstruction or entrapment incident with the bumper, that history is worth an individual legal review. The same is true if you still have an unreturned unit past the recall date, since the recall remedy covers any bumper still in a home. No multidistrict litigation has formed for crib bumpers. The JPML‘s pending-dockets report, dated August 3, 2026, does not list a crib bumper or crib mattress MDL [4].

Reported Injuries or Damages

CPSC’s recall notice lists no injuries or incidents tied to the AUGNORYE crib bumpers. That is true as of the recall date. CPSC identified a risk that the padding blocks an infant’s breathing during sleep. Consumer attorneys frame the breathing-obstruction risk as the potential harm at issue in the investigation. No injury to a specific infant is confirmed. Lawyers investigating the AUGNORYE recall are gathering reports directly from parents rather than counting only CPSC’s incident total. A federal database does not capture every event a family experienced. A complaint about the AUGNORYE bumper would need more than CPSC’s hazard description: it would need to describe the Amazon purchase and what happened when the infant used it.

Recall and Regulatory Background

The July 2025 recall covers the AUGNORYE padded cushioned crib bumpers described above, which YIXIA sold exclusively on Amazon before CPSC’s notice. CPSC also recalled Haoyunm braided crib bumpers the same day, under the same federal ban. A recall does not prove liability. The official remedy is a full refund after the bumper is cut, photographed and emailed to YIXIA.

Evidence to Preserve

Are you considering a legal claim over the AUGNORYE crib bumper recall? Keep the following before you return the product for a refund:

• The bumper itself, or its stitched care label, photographed before it is cut or thrown away
• The Amazon order confirmation, receipt or account history that shows the purchase date and price
• Any photos or video that show the bumper set up in the crib before the recall
• Medical records for any breathing or entrapment incident that involved your infant
• Any email or message you exchanged with YIXIA or Amazon about the recall or a refund

Keeping this material together now makes any later legal or insurance review faster, more accurate, and less dependent on memory.

Filing Deadlines

Deadlines for filing a legal claim come from state law. They do not come from the recall notice or the recall date itself. They can be easy to miss. The time you have to act can shift with your state of residence. It can also shift with when the incident and any diagnosis happened. In some states, the countdown starts at diagnosis rather than the incident date. Waiting too long can end a claim outright, no matter how strong the underlying facts are. Anyone weighing a claim tied to the AUGNORYE recall should speak with a lawyer without delay. Related Articles:

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Should I Do with a Recalled AUGNORYE Crib Bumper?

If you have a recalled AUGNORYE crib bumper, stop using it right away. Remove it from the crib, cut the straps and padding, and photograph the destroyed bumper. Email the photo to YIXIA at Yixiakejirecall@163.com for a full refund.

How Do I Report an AUGNORYE Crib Bumper Issue to CPSC?

You can report an AUGNORYE crib bumper issue directly to CPSC, separately from the YIXIA refund process, at www.SaferProducts.gov, or by calling CPSC’s Consumer Hotline at 800-638-2772 (TTY 800-638-8270) for help with a specific incident.

What Sizes and Colors of AUGNORYE Crib Bumpers Were Recalled?

The recalled AUGNORYE crib bumpers are pink, polyester, four-piece sets. They measure about 27 by 9.6 inches and 52 by 9.6 inches. Each has a stitched care label with a series of letters and numbers.

Is There a Lawsuit or Class Action Against YIXIA over the AUGNORYE Recall?

No individual lawsuit or class action has been filed against YIXIA over the AUGNORYE recall. The Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation issued a pending-dockets report on August 3, 2026. It lists no MDL naming crib bumpers or crib mattresses.

Are Vinyl Bumper Guards or Mesh Crib Liners Covered by the Ban?

Vinyl bumper guards and vertical crib-slat covers are covered by the ban, the same as padded bumpers like AUGNORYE’s. A non-padded mesh crib liner is not covered by the ban, though CPSC’s lead, phthalate and labeling rules can still apply to it.

Where Are AUGNORYE Crib Bumpers Made?

AUGNORYE crib bumpers are manufactured in China. YIXIA then imports and sells them online in the United States. CPSC’s recall notice names YIXIA as the importer and retailer but does not name a separate factory.

References

1. https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/AUGNORYE-Padded-Crib-Bumpers-Recalled-Due-to-Risk-of-Serious-Injury-or-Death-from-Suffocation-Violates-Federal-Crib-Bumper-Ban-Sold-on-Amazon-by-YIXIA
2. https://www.cpsc.gov/FAQ/Crib-Bumper-FAQs
3. https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2023/08/14/2023-17355/ban-of-crib-bumpers
4. https://www.jpml.uscourts.gov/sites/jpml/files/Pending_MDL_Dockets_By_Actions_Pending-August-3-2026.pdf