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There is a level of confidence that we offer to companies to provide us with safe and effective products. If this does not end up being the case, we at least expect to expect the manufacturersRemember these items And so that the retailers draw them from the shelves. But as we all know, consumers and businesses do not always see the eyes, and this extends to reminders. Now buyers sound the alarm of a popular article, alleging that it has a serious security risk and "must be recalled". So far, the manufacturer has not agreed. Read the rest to find out more about this litigious product.

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The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) was trained in 1972 with a "mission toprotect the audience Against the unreasonable risks of injuries or deaths of consumer products through education, safety, regulation and application activities. ""

One of the ways he does is to provide companies with recall advice and keep the public up to date with product problems. "CPSC announces product reminders that have a significant risk for consumers, either because the product could contain a defect, or because it violates a compulsory security standard," said the agency on its website.

But sometimes consumers act before the CPSC, and they now claim that a popular product is not sure for use.

The concern increases in the United States for the sale of a product. Several reports have appeared with regard to security problems with a specific stroller of Baby Brand popular mockingbird. Mom based in BrooklynCJ Chellin said to consume Reports (CR) that it wasPush one's two children, 4 and 2 years old, in a single double mockingbird stroller through an animated intersection when the stroller suddenly cracked in half.

"He collapsed and he was facing hidden in the street," said Chellin to the media, explaining that his 4 -year -old child had fallen forward accordingly. "It was terrifying. The light changed, and it was very busy, with a ton of cars. But thank God, my children were going well."

According to CR, it was the third CHELLIN CHELLIN stroller who broke while her children were there. "This stroller must clearly be withdrawn from the market. Three times, I have no bad luck. Twice, I have no bad luck. Said to the media." Here I thought to invest in something, and C 'was a promising quality. It is very disappointing and scary. A stroller must be able to manage the streets. We don't hike, it's not going on the Appalachian trail, it happens Brooklyn. ""

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Chellin is not alone in his experience. According to CR, it is only one of the dozens of parents who have shared similar stories on the single mocking -bird single bird stroller that suddenly breaks while being used normally.

"[The stroller] just broken in half while we cross the street with our baby and our toddler in it, sending my toddler to the asphalt face and dragging the seat under the now broken metal frame," wrote a consumer in aSeptember File Reddit, noting that it had not used the single double stroller for about seven months. Another user responded in October 27 by saying: "This stroller must be recalled. The same has happened to us today."

The problem is so largely reported at this stage that CR experts in terms of product safety have said that Mockingbird should make an immediate recall on the stroller. "Children could be threatened with serious or worse injuries, months after the company has learned the potential problem with this stroller", "Oriene ShinCR's political lawyer said in a statement. "While a report on a broken stroller is disturbing, the number of reports on this stroller suddenly breaks during normal use is alarming and must be treated immediately. Based on the number of incidents with this stroller and the risk for Children of a large injury, Mockingbird should work immediately with the CPSC on a recall to withdraw the product from the market. "

Mockingbird went to social networks on October 28publish a declaration That the company had received "insulated incidents of customers whose unique stroller has developed cracks on the side of their frame during use, sometimes causing a break". The baby's brand said that she was taking the situation "very seriously" and had informed the CPSC of the problem. But while Mockingbird said that he was working with the consumer agency to "assess and determine the next steps", the company told CR on October 31 that strollers are still available for purchase and that it 'made no recall.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"We haveconcluded that strollers Currently for sale, it is not at risk of being affected by this rare problem ", spokesperson for MockingbirdEmily Herring told Consumer News Out. In its social media declaration, the company added that "in the meantime, although we think that the probability of feeling this problem is extreme all visible cracks."

According to Mockingbird, if you see a crack, you must "stop immediately" using your stroller and contact the company's customer service team. "Our absolute priority is and has always been security, and it is so important to us that you feel confident using your Mockingbird equipment," the company said in its press release.

Better life Contacted Mockingbird to comment, and update this story when we receive an answer.