Published by If your infant used a TADAKAZU baby lounger between September 2024 and May 2025, you may have legal grounds if exposed to risks like suffocation, falls, or entrapment.
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Baby Lounger Recall Lawsuit Overview
A federal recall was issued because the loungers violate infant sleep design regulations: short sidewalls, excessive pad thickness, open foot area, and no safety stand, all contributing to suffocation, fall, or entrapment hazards.
Latest TADAKAZU Lawsuit Updates
- June 18, 2025 – CPSC issued recall #25‑345 covering approximately 7,600 units sold exclusively on Amazon; no incidents or injuries reported.
- June 18, 2025 – Recall instruction: remove sleeping pad, destroy lounger, email photo to
tadakazurecall@yeah.netfor a full refund; Amazon and seller are notifying purchasers. - May 5, 2025 – New federal infant sleep standards took effect, making these low‑walled loungers noncompliant.
Product & Lawsuit Statistics
- Units sold: ~7,600 baby loungers sold Sept 2024–May 2025 via Amazon.
- Injuries reported: None to date, though hazards remain substantial.
- Potential claims: Lawsuits may argue strict product liability and negligence against both manufacturer and Amazon reseller.
Regulatory Findings & Safety Risks
The CPSC confirmed that the loungers failed to comply with infant sleep regulations, creating dangers associated with suffocation, entrapment, and falls, potentially resulting in serious injury or death. Federal rules effective May 5, 2025, now ban such designs.
Hazards & Potential Injuries
- Suffocation: Inadequate sidewalls and thick padding can restrict breathing.
- Falls: Absence of a stand risks baby rolling off elevated surfaces.
- Entrapment: Open foot area allows limbs or head to catch.
Do You Qualify?
- Infant used a TADAKAZU lounger purchased on Amazon between Sept 2024–May 2025.
- No injury—or even a near-miss—triggered by the lounger.
- You have proof of purchase, product photos, or recall documentation.
- You followed recall steps—destroyed the product and submitted proof for refund.
Evidence Requirements
- Product info: Photos (model tag, print, pad thickness).
- Purchase details: Amazon invoice or order confirmation.
- Recall documentation: CPSC recall notice or refund confirmation.
- Incident notes: Description of hazard or injury, with dates and any medical or witness statements.
Damages You Can Recover
- Refunds: Full value of the lounger.
- Medical costs: Associated with any injuries.
- Pain & suffering: Emotional distress tied to the hazard.
- Punitive damages: If gross negligence or regulatory breaches are proven.
Recall Details
- Recall date: June 18, 2025 (CPSC Recall #25‑345).
- Units: ~7,600 loungers sold on Amazon in various colors prints.
- Refund steps: Destroy lounger, email photo to seller for full refund.
Statute of Limitations
Product liability deadlines vary—typically 2–5 years—so act swiftly to preserve rights and evidence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is injury necessary? No—refunds and emotional distress compensation may still apply.
- Can I sue without product? Proof of purchase and recollection of hazard helps.
- Is Amazon liable? Yes—if they marketed or sold a noncompliant product.
- Can I file after refund? Yes—refund doesn’t waive rights to legal compensation.
References
- https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/TADAKAZU-Baby-Loungers-Recalled-Due-to-Risk-of-Serious-Injury-or-Death-from-Suffocation-Fall-and-Entrapment-Hazards-Violations-of-Federal-Standard-for-Infant-Sleep-Products-Sold-on-Amazon