Amazon and eBay had been allowing the sale of baby sleeping bags similar or identical to products officially recalled by the ...

We uncovered 35 sleeping bags that all present a serious risk of suffocation and don't meet required safety standards ...

Which? said online marketplaces had been allowing the sale of baby sleeping bags similar or identical to products that were officially recalled by the Office for Product Safety and Standards ...

Consumer group Which? found 35 baby sleeping bags available on online marketplaces including Amazon, eBay and Etsy that are similar or identical to products officially recalled for safety reasons.

An investigation by consumer rights group Which? pinpointed 35 baby sleeping bags which pose a serious suffocation risk.

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A common characteristic of the products it found were hoods which could cover a baby’s head and face while it sleeps.

It’s outrageous that dangerous baby sleeping bags are still being sold on online marketplaces," said Sue Davies, Which? head of consumer protection policy ...

Online marketplaces had been allowing the sale of products officially recalled by the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) for suffocation risks ...

Sleeping bags without arm holes can cause a baby to slide down inside the bag, covering their face and posing a suffocation risk. Which? also found a sack-style sleeping bag listing on eBay which ...

More than 30 baby sleeping bags found on online marketplaces including Amazon and eBay pose a suffocation risk ...