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ZRWD Infant Swing Lawsuit Overview
The ZRWD Infant Swing lawsuit involves model S0008A infant swings sold exclusively on Amazon by ZRWD. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recalled approximately 3,540 units on June 5, 2025 due to a dangerous incline exceeding 10°, violating the Infant Sleep Products Standard and Safe Sleep for Babies Act.
The product also failed to include required warnings about lithium coin-cell batteries under Reese’s Law—a violation that poses both suffocation and ingestion hazards[1].
Latest ZRWD Infant Swing Lawsuit Updates
- June 5, 2025: CPSC issues the recall for about 3,540 infant swings, citing Suffocation Hazard, missing warnings, and excessive incline.
- June 6–7, 2025: Digital alerts on Amazon, CPSC’s Facebook, and X urge consumers to discontinue use and initiate refunds via zrwdrecall@163.com.
- June 10, 2025: Product-liability attorneys, including Schmidt & Clark, begin contacting families with free case reviews.
ZRWD Infant Swing Lawsuit Statistics
- Units sold/recalled: ≈ 3,540 between Dec 2023–Dec 2024.
- Recall Date: June 5, 2025.
- Reported injuries: None reported so far.
- Hazard factors: Incline over 10°, missing warning labels, lithium coin-cell batteries.
CPSC Regulatory Context
The recall highlights violations of key safety laws:
- The Safe Sleep for Babies Act, which prohibits infant sleep products with an incline over 10° during use.
- Reese’s Law, requiring warning labels on products with button-cell batteries to avoid ingestion and chemical burn risks.
ZRWD Infant Swing Injuries
No injuries have been officially documented, but the following serious risks exist:
- Suffocation: Slumping infants trapped by incline may obstruct their airway.
- Entrapment: Loose fabric or poor design may trap heads or limbs.
- Battery ingestion: Lithium coin cells in remotes pose choking and internal burn hazards if swallowed.
Do You Qualify for a ZRWD Infant Swing Lawsuit?
- You purchased or used model S0008A swing before June 5, 2025.
- An incident occurred (e.g., breathing difficulty, near suffocation).
- You have medical treatment records or emotional distress documentation.
- You can provide proof of purchase (receipt or Amazon order) or product images.
Evidence Required for Your Claim
- Medical records: ER visits, physician notes related to breathing issues or ingestion.
- Proof of purchase: Amazon order history, receipts, packaging photos.
- Incident documentation: Photos/videos of the swing, incline measurement, remote battery components.
- Recall materials: CPSC notice and communications, refund confirmation emails.
Damages You May Recover
- Medical costs: Emergency care, hospital stays, treatments.
- Lost income: Time off for caregiving or recovery.
- Pain and suffering: Emotional trauma from near-miss or harm.
- Punitive damages: Possible if ZRWD knowingly violated safety regulations.
- Product refund: Full purchase price (retail $80–$130).
Recall Information: ZRWD Infant Swing
- Recall Date: June 5, 2025.
- Model: S0008A, gray/white or blue/white fabric with plush toys and remote.
- Units: ~3,540 sold on Amazon.
- Recall ID: 25‑312.
- Remedy: Stop using, email zrwdrecall@163.com with disposal proof, and seek full refund.
Statute of Limitations
- General rule: 2–3 years from date of injury or discovery.
- California: 2 years (Cal. Code Civ. Proc. §335.1).
- Discovery rule: Applies if injury occurred later.
- Act now: Early claims help preserve your rights—don’t delay.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I file?
- Contact Schmidt & Clark to review your incident, gather documentation, and start a lawsuit or join a growing class action.
- What injuries qualify?
- Any breathing distress, suffocation symptoms, entrapment, or ingestion due to the swing/remote.
- Can I file without injury?
- Yes—claims can include emotional distress and full refund requests.
- Who is responsible?
- ZRWD, as the manufacturer and Amazon seller, may be liable under product-safety laws.
- What damages can I expect?
- Medical costs, lost wages, suffering, punitive damages, and refund value.
- How long will it take?
- Individual claims often resolve in 6–18 months; class actions may take longer.
- Should I dispose of the swing?
- Yes—immediately and document disposal for your case.
References
- https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/ZRWD-Infant-Swings-Recalled-Due-to-Risk-of-Serious-Injury-or-Death-from-Suffocation-Hazard-Multiple-Federal-Safety-Violations-Sold-Exclusively-on-Amazon-com-by-ZRWD