Recall of Nearly 13,000 Toddler Tower Stools Due to Safety Hazards
Nearly 13K toddler towers recalled after dozens of injuries from stools collapsing, tipping
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Nearly 13,000 toddler tower stools from three brands have been recalled after 21 injuries were reported due to collapses and tipping. The Consumer Product Safety Commission warns of serious injury risks, urging consumers to cease use and seek refunds.
- 01Approximately 12,830 toddler tower stools recalled due to safety concerns.
- 0221 reported injuries linked to the stools collapsing or tipping.
- 03Affected brands include Toetol, Wiifo, and Amzcmj DGD.
- 04Stools sold on Amazon from 2022 to 2026 in various colors and sizes.
- 05Consumers should stop using the stools and request refunds.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced the recall of nearly 13,000 toddler tower stools from three brands—Toetol, Wiifo, and Amzcmj DGD—following 21 reported injuries due to the stools collapsing or tipping. The Toetol Tower Stools, with 18 incidents leading to 11 injuries, were sold online for about $130 from October 2024 to March 2026. Wiifo Children’s Tower Stools faced 22 incidents resulting in six injuries, priced at approximately $60 from June 2022 to March 2026. The Amzcmj DGD stools had seven incidents causing four injuries, sold for $85 to $100 from February 2025 to March 2026. All products were manufactured in China and pose risks of serious injuries, including contusions and entrapment. Consumers are advised to stop using the stools and contact the respective companies for a full refund.
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Parents and caregivers should be aware of the potential dangers these stools pose to children and take immediate action to avoid accidents.
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