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We are able to assist families with children that were injured due to Graco’s Strollers . The strollers have been recalled by Graco.
Graco stroller recall: Is your stroller included?
Graco stroller recall includes 2 million strollers and travel systems sold between 2000 and 2007, recalled after reports of four fatalities and five injuries.
The Quattro stroller (left) and MetroLite stroller (right) are two of the products being recalled by Graco. The Quattro and MetroLite travel systems are also recalled. To see if your stroller is affected by the recall, check the model number, located near the rear wheels or underneath the stroller, against the list of recalled models, available below and on gracobaby.com.
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Article 4 Deaths Prompt Graco Stroller Recall
Baby Gear Maker Has Received Reports Of Infant Strangulations
WASHINGTON — Baby gear maker Graco is recalling about 2 million strollers after receiving reports that four infants died in the strollers. The Consumer Product Safety Commission, which announced the recall Wednesday, said the four infants became trapped inside the strollers and were strangled. The deaths occurred between 2003 and 2005.
The strollers being recalled are older versions of the Graco Quattro Tour and MetroLite strollers and travel systems, all made before 2007 and distributed by Graco Children’s Products Inc. of Atlanta. CPSC says if babies aren’t strapped into the strollers properly, they can slide through the opening between the stroller tray and bottom of the seat – where they can get stuck and be strangled. The commission also said it was aware of five reports of infants becoming trapped, resulting in cuts and bruises, and one report of an infant having difficulty breathing.
The recalled strollers were made before the development in 2008 of a voluntary standard that requires a larger stroller opening between the stroller’s tray and seat bottom in order to prevent entrapment and strangulation. The recalled strollers were sold at retailers nationwide between November 2000 and December 2007.