Table of contents
- Latest Baby Swing Lawsuit Updates
- June 5, 2025: CPSC Recalls ZRWD Infant Swings
- May 22, 2025: CPSC Recalls Nezmdi Infant Swings
- May 20, 2025: CPSC Warns About Queerick Infant Swings
- Who May Be Affected?
- Reported Injuries or Damages
- Recall and Regulatory Background
- Evidence to Preserve
- Filing Deadlines
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Which Baby Swings Have Been Recalled?
- How Can I Tell If My Swing Is a Nezmdi Swing?
- What Does the Research Say About Inclined Baby Swings?
- Does a Baby Swing Recall Mean I Can Sue?
- Who Sold the Recalled Baby Swings?
The CPSC recalled Nezmdi and ZRWD infant swings because babies could suffocate in them. The swings tilt more than 10 degrees, yet they were sold for infant sleep. The recalled models are Nezmdi S0008 and ZRWD S0008A.
Both swings were sold on Amazon, and the recalls came in May and June 2025. No injuries were reported to CPSC for either brand. No lawsuit, class action or MDL names these swings. Both brands are China-based.
If you own one of these swings, stop using it now. CPSC also issued a warning on May 20, 2025 about Queerick swings, model WS-HB18, sold on Amazon.
Latest Baby Swing Lawsuit Updates
June 5, 2025: CPSC Recalls ZRWD Infant Swings
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the ZRWD recall on June 5, 2025 [1]. The recall number is 25-312. It covers about 3,540 model S0008A swings sold on Amazon.
CPSC says the ZRWD swings are marketed for infant sleep and have an incline angle greater than 10 degrees. CPSC received no incident reports. Owners can get a refund.
May 22, 2025: CPSC Recalls Nezmdi Infant Swings
CPSC announced the Nezmdi infant swing recall on May 22, 2025 [2]. The recall number is 25-290. It covers about 1,420 model S0008 swings.
CPSC says the swings pose a suffocation hazard and a risk of serious injury or death to babies. No one reported an incident, and a refund is available to owners.
May 20, 2025: CPSC Warns About Queerick Infant Swings
CPSC warned consumers to stop using Queerick infant swings, model WS-HB18, sold on Amazon, according to a Gray News report carried by WCAX [3]. The report ties the warning to federal infant sleep rules.
Who May Be Affected?
Parents and caregivers who bought a Nezmdi model S0008 swing on Amazon between September 2024 and February 2025 may be affected. This matters most if an infant slept or was placed in it. The swing sold for about $70.
A ZRWD model S0008A swing bought on Amazon between December 2023 and December 2024 may also be affected. That swing sold for about $110.
The Nezmdi swing has a label under the seat reading Model Number S0008 and Baby Swing Chair. A leather patch reading Nezmdi is sewn onto the restraints. Keep the model label and the Amazon order handy for a legal review.
Reported Injuries or Damages
Neither recall notice lists an injury, and no complaint alleges one. CPSC found that the swings sit above a 10 degree incline while sold for infant sleep, which violates federal safety standards.
CPSC also says the ZRWD remote’s lithium coin battery lacked the warnings that Reese’s Law requires. Both are regulator findings, not court findings.
Recall and Regulatory Background
CPSC recalled the Nezmdi S0008 and ZRWD S0008A swings for a suffocation hazard. The remedy is a refund. A recall does not prove liability.
Nezmdi asks owners to email a photo of the swing cover cut in half, with Recalled written on its base, to yingpengds@163.com. Owners then dispose of the swing. Nezmdi is contacting known purchasers directly.
ZRWD owners can write to zrwdrecall@163.com to arrange the refund. Report any incident to CPSC at SaferProducts.gov. The Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation has no MDL for infant or baby swings [4].
Evidence to Preserve
Records about the swing and your infant can matter later. These items are worth keeping together:
- The swing and its remote.
- The model label under the seat.
- The Amazon order confirmation.
- Refund emails from the seller.
- Photographs of the swing and of the infant’s sleeping position.
- The packaging the swing came in.
- Your infant’s doctor visits and test results.
- Any messages with the seller.
Filing Deadlines
Filing deadlines come from state law. They vary with where you live and when the injury and its cause were identified.
If a filing window closes before you act, your claim may be barred. Talk to a lawyer soon if a swing hurt your infant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Baby Swings Have Been Recalled?
Which baby swings have been recalled? CPSC recalled the Nezmdi model S0008 and ZRWD model S0008A infant swings. Both brands are China-based. CPSC separately warned about the Queerick model WS-HB18.
How Can I Tell If My Swing Is a Nezmdi Swing?
How can I tell if my swing is a Nezmdi swing? Nezmdi swings are pink with a white base and a black control panel. They measure about 25.5 inches long, 25.5 inches wide and 20.8 inches high, with a remote and USB cable.
What Does the Research Say About Inclined Baby Swings?
What does the research say about inclined baby swings? No injury study is cited in the notices. CPSC instead named the Safe Sleep for Babies Act and the Federal Infant Sleep Products Rule as the rules the swings violate.
Does a Baby Swing Recall Mean I Can Sue?
Does a baby swing recall mean I can sue? No. A recall does not by itself establish liability or eligibility. A claim depends on what happened to your child and on the facts of your case.
Who Sold the Recalled Baby Swings?
Who sold the recalled baby swings? Nezmdi swings were sold by YingPengStore, doing business as Nezmdi. ZRWD swings were sold by Fuzhouwanhonggongyipinyouxiangongsi, doing business as ZRWD. Amazon was the only retailer for both.