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Beaba Baby Food Maker Lawsuit Overview

The Beaba Baby Food Maker lawsuit centers on defective glass bowls in the Babycook Neo steam cooker/blenders that are prone to breaking, creating a significant risk of cuts and lacerations. The primary allegations against the manufacturer include product defects, inadequate safety warnings, and failure to meet safety standards.

Latest Beaba Baby Food Maker Lawsuit Updates

• May 15, 2019 – The CPSC issued recall number 19-122 for approximately 5,000 Beaba Babycook Neo steam cooker/blenders in the United States (with an additional 650 sold in Canada). The recall was prompted by reports of glass bowls shattering, creating laceration hazards. Beaba has received about 300 reports of the glass bowl shattering, including three incidents of minor injuries. The CPSC classified this as a Fast Track Recall due to the immediate safety risk posed to consumers [1].

Beaba Baby Food Maker Recall Information

Recall Date: May 15, 2019
Recall Number: 19-122 (Fast Track Recall)
Models Affected:

• Babycook Neo Midnight (dark blue with white handled glass bowl, reference number 912645)
• Babycook Neo Cloud (white with gray handled glass bowl, reference number 912646)

Manufacturer: Beaba SAS, of France

Importer: Beaba USA, of New York, N.Y.

Manufactured In: France

Product Description: The recalled products are A/C powered steam cooker/blenders that measure about 9 inches wide and 9 inches high with detachable glass bowls. The reference numbers can be found on the bottom of the glass bowls.

Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled Babycook Neo and contact Beaba for a free replacement bowl.

Consumer Contact:

• Phone: Beaba toll-free at 855-602-3222 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday
• Email: contact@beabausa.com
• Online: www.BeabaUSA.com/recall to submit a request

Users of the defective Beaba Baby Food Maker have reported serious injuries when the glass bowls shatter unexpectedly. The injuries reported include:

• Lacerations: Deep cuts requiring medical attention and potential scarring
• Puncture wounds: Injuries from glass fragments penetrating the skin
• Muscle and tissue damage: Exposed muscle, fat, tendon, or bone from severe cuts
• Bleeding injuries: Wounds requiring immediate medical intervention to control bleeding

Do You Qualify for a Beaba Baby Food Maker Lawsuit?

You may qualify for a Beaba Baby Food Maker lawsuit if:

• You purchased a Beaba Babycook Neo steam cooker/blender between July 2018 and February 2019
• You own either the Midnight model (reference number 912645) or Cloud model (reference number 912646)
• You experienced cuts or lacerations when the glass bowl shattered
• The injuries required medical treatment or hospitalization
• You can provide medical documentation linking your injuries to the defective product
• You purchased the product for between $200 and $250 at one of the affected retailers
• Evidence Required for a Beaba Baby Food Maker Lawsuit

Evidence needed to support a claim includes:

• Purchase receipts showing you bought the recalled product
• Medical records documenting any injuries or health issues caused by the food maker
• Photographs or videos of the malfunctioning or broken product
• Any correspondence with the manufacturer regarding complaints or product defects
• Documentation of medical treatment received for laceration injuries
• Damages You Can Recover

If you have been injured by a Beaba Baby Food Maker, you may be entitled to compensation for:

• Medical expenses for laceration repair and treatment
• Lost wages due to injury and recovery time
• Pain and suffering from physical and emotional trauma
• Punitive damages against the manufacturer for defective products

When Do You Need Laceration Repair?

If you cut your skin, tissue, and/or muscle using the Beaba Baby Food Maker, you may require laceration repair, which includes cleaning, preparing, and closing the wound. Wounds that may need medical repair include:

• Exposed muscle, fat, tendon, or bone
• Dirt and debris in the wound, even after cleaning
• Feeling as if something is in the wound
• Bleeding continues after applying direct pressure for 10-15 minutes
• Jagged or uneven edges
• Depth more than 1/8 to 1/4 inch deep
• Location on area of high stress (joints, hands, feet, chest)
• Possible intense scarring

How to Treat Your Cut at Home?

To treat the laceration before you see the doctor:

• Apply direct pressure to the wound. Use gauze, a clean cloth, or plastic bags. If your wound bleeds through the gauze or cloth, add more gauze. Do not remove the gauze.
• Elevate the wound above the heart, if possible. This will make it harder for blood to flow to the wound.
• Do not tie a tourniquet around an affected limb, as this may cause more damage.
• If the bleeding stops, run water over the wound.
• If muscle, tendon, bone, or organs are exposed, do not try to push them back into place.
• If you are feeling faint, lie down or sit with your head between your knees.

FAQs

1. What Evidence Is Needed To Support a Claim in the Beaba Baby Food Maker Lawsuit?

Evidence needed to support a claim in the Beaba Baby Food Maker lawsuit includes purchase receipts, medical records documenting any injuries or health issues caused by the food maker, photographs or videos of the malfunctioning product, and any correspondence with the manufacturer regarding complaints or product defects.

2. Can I File a Class Action Lawsuit for Beaba Baby Food Maker Injuries?

Although Schmidt & Clark, LLP, is a nationally recognized class action firm, we have decided against this type of litigation when it comes to Beaba Baby Food Makers. Our lawyers feel that if there is a successful resolution to these cases, individual suits, not class actions will be the best way to get maximum payouts to our clients.

3. How Many Cases of Injuries Have Been Reported?

According to the CPSC recall notice, Beaba has received about 300 reports of the glass bowl shattering, including three confirmed incidents of minor injuries requiring medical attention.

4. Which Models of Beaba Baby Food Maker Are Recalled?

The recalled models are the Babycook Neo Midnight (dark blue with white handled glass bowl, reference number 912645) and the Babycook Neo Cloud (white with gray handled glass bowl, reference number 912646). Approximately 5,000 units were sold in the United States.

5. What Should I Do If I Own a Recalled Beaba Baby Food Maker?

The CPSC recommends that consumers immediately stop using the recalled Babycook Neo and contact Beaba for a free replacement bowl. You can reach Beaba toll-free at 855-602-3222 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, by email at contact@beabausa.com, or online at www.BeabaUSA.com/recall.

6. What Type of Injuries Can Occur from the Defective Glass Bowl?

Injuries from the shattering glass bowl can include deep lacerations, puncture wounds, muscle and tissue damage, and bleeding injuries that may require immediate medical intervention and potential surgical repair.

7. Where Were the Recalled Products Sold?

The recalled products were sold at BeabaUsa.com, Buy Buy Baby, Williams Sonoma, Indigo, Albee Baby, Bed Bath & Beyond, West Coast Kids, Nini and Loli, Liapela, Baby’s Planet, Baby Square, Crocodile Baby Store, Lil Baby Sprouts, Macrobaby, Mini Jake, Mon Beau Bebe, Mum and Mini, Pizzazzz Kidz, Snuggle Bugz, Sprout San Francisco, Traveling Tikes, USA Baby & Child, and other children’s stores.

8. How Can Schmidt & Clark Help with My Beaba Baby Food Maker Case?

The Product Liability Litigation Group at Schmidt Clark, LLP law firm is an experienced team of trial lawyers that focus on the representation of plaintiffs in Beaba Baby Food Maker Lawsuits. We are handling individual litigation nationwide and are currently accepting new laceration injury cases in all 50 states.

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Reference

https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2019/Beaba-Recalls-Baby-Food-Steam-Cooker-Blenders-Due-to-Laceration-Hazard