Incident Description:   Mold growing in and around the outer portion of a Tommee Tippee pacifier, on numerous pacifiers. The company lists on its wensite as a suggestion to toss pacifiers afyer a month of use and on a pamphlet on the inside of the pacifiers but who would think to read this on pacifiers. With that said the design of these pacifiers and te way they trap water even before a month there is no guarantee it won't create mld even with the safest of cleaning. I contacted the company and they are taking...

Business Comments:  Mayborn Baby and Child is a responsible manufacturer of baby products and, as you would expect, child safety is at the heart of everything we do. All products are therefore designed and tested to all applicable US and European safety standards. Prior to launch we conducted both consumer and internal lab testing of our soother range to validate everything was in working order. The results indicated that, when used in line with instructions, there were no issues with performance....

Incident Description:   The pacifier nipple attached to the animal has cracked

Business Comments:  Thank you for bringing this to our attention. WubbaNub takes safety very seriously – it is a priority for our company. Our company has been manufacturing and wholesaling our products for 20 years. Our products are designed to comply with all requirements for pacifier safety. Further, our products are tested by UL LLC, an independent, certified test lab. In an effort to understand consumers’ concerns, WubbaNub investigates any CPSC data base incident reports. As part of this investigation,...

Incident Description:   wubbanub, when my grandson was a couple of months old, he was in his crib while my daughter was showering. All of a sudden she heard my grandson screaming. When she reaches his crib, she was mortified by what she saw. My grandson had a hold of the animal that’s attached and he wasn’t old enough to let go. My grandson had slapped himself in the face repeatedly. My daughter brought him immensely to his pediatrician. I contacted the company, even emailed them pictures. They wanted to...

Business Comments:  Trebco Specialty Products Inc: Product safety is paramount to Trebco Specialty Products, Inc. and we take related customer concerns very seriously. We appreciate receiving this and all other information regarding our customers' use of WubbaNub products. We are sorry to hear that this customer reported having this experience with one of our pacifiers. Trebco Specialty Products, Inc. is committed to offering the highest quality products and will review this report. We...

Incident Description:   Mam pacifier nipple came unattached from shield. Mam child pacifier 12mth old using product as a pacifier for sleeping Pacifier nipple was bit and detached from shield. If child had been asleep they could have swallowed the nipple and could have potentially suffocated in his sleep. Pacifier had been replaced just two days prior due to small cut along nipple and shield base in previous pacifier. No injury occurred but now am fearful to recommend this brand of pacifier to anyone no will...

Business Comments:  MAM USA: At MAM, safety is our top priority. All MAM products meet or exceed all CPSC requirements and included in those requirements for pacifiers are structural integrity tests. Teething can start as early as 3 months of age, and therefore all of our pacifiers are accompanied with the warning that states - “inspect carefully before each use, especially when the child has teeth” and “throw away at the first signs of damage or weakness”. We appreciate being informed of...

Incident Description:   My child (6 months old) was sucking on her soothie pacifier, she turned it sideways and got the pacifier completely in her mouth. The pacifier then flipped the “right way” so the pacifier back was flat against the inside of her mouth. She began gagging and clawing at her face to attempt to remove the pacifier- she could not and I prayed it out of her mouth.

Business Comments:  This product meets all applicable safety and regulatory requirements. We have been in contact with this consumer and are in the process of resolving the case. The consumer is unable to provide the product for further investigation.

Incident Description:   mam 0-6 month pacifier. 4 month old choked on pacifier while sleeping alone in crib with on herself, pacifier, and crib sheet. child had laceration in throat. had to be sedated with [REDACTED] to have pacifier removed with ring forceps.

Incident Description:   The consumer is filing a report on all pacifiers distributed by the firm. The consumer received 4 replacement pacifiers on 02/11/15 from the firm. The consumer believes these pacifiers pose a safety hazard and should be recalled. The consumer states the part of the pacifier that goes inside the mouth of a baby has a plastic piece and it protruded through the silicon material. This occurred with 2 of the replacement pacifiers that the consumer received from the firm. Once the consumer...

Incident Description:   No injuries were sustained, but the Nuk Design OrthoStar pacifier poses a huge choking hazard. TWO of my child's OrthoStar pacifiers have snapped in half leaving the circular end (the size of a quarter) detached from the pacifier. The first time I thought it was a fluke, after two times we will be getting rid of these pacifiers. Luckily both times we caught it before my infant could grab the piece and put it in his mouth. We have had these pacifiers for about five months. The pacifier is...

Business Comments:  NUK USA LLC considers the safety of its consumers a top priority and takes product safety issues very seriously. All NUK® Pacifiers are thoroughly tested and meet or exceed all applicable governmental safety standards. NUK USA encourages consumers with any concerns about our products to contact us directly by calling toll free at 888-685-1238.

Incident Description:   Nuby giraffe pacifier, the pacifier part that connects to the clip holder broke apart without any force. Baby could have choked off of a piece of the pacifier.

Business Comments:  Since the consumer has not yet contacted us, we sent a letter requesting the return of the pacifier. Once it is returned, the consumer will be refunded for the full cost of the product, and the pacifier will be given to our engineers and designers for extensive testing and analysis. As you know, without having the actual product returned, we cannot determine what caused this product to fail, if indeed it did. If we receive this item back, our Engineering Department will endeavor to...

Incident Description:   MAM pacifier came apart the nipple detached from the rest of the pacifier. it was caught in my child's mouth and blocking his airway. this is the second MAM pacifier we have had fail, we caught the first one before it came completely apart. the pacifier was about 2 weeks old.

Business Comments:  At MAM, safety is our top priority. All MAM products meet or exceed all CPSC requirements and included in those requirements for pacifiers are structural integrity tests. Teething can start as early as 3 months of age, and therefore all of our pacifiers are accompanied with the warning that states - “inspect carefully before each use, especially when the child has teeth” and “throw away at the first signs of damage or weakness”. We appreciate all consumers who contact us, as it gives us...