We work closely with our vendors and use required certifications and testing to help ensure our products meet applicable safety standards.
If a product is recalled, stop using it and follow the recall instructions provided for that specific item.
How do you ensure baby and children’s products are safe?
All baby and children’s products are required to be lead-free and meet applicable federal safety requirements.
We obtain required compliance documentation and testing as applicable.
What should I know about glassware safety?
We use lead-free inks for glassware printing.
Care requirements can vary by product, so please follow the care instructions on the product page to help maintain the item’s appearance and longevity.
What should I know about recycled or upcycled products?
Some decorative or salvaged products, such as items made with vintage painted surfaces, may contain trace amounts of lead or other regulated materials because of the materials originally used to make them.
Some products sold in California may include a Proposition 65 warning when required based on potential exposure to chemicals on California’s Proposition 65 list.
What should I do if a product is recalled?
Stop using the recalled product immediately and follow the instructions provided for that specific recall.
Depending on the product and recall, next steps may include returning or disposing of the item and receiving a refund or replacement.
If you own a recalled product and need current instructions, please contact Customer Service.
Which products have been recalled?
The following products have previously been recalled.
January 2023 – Selfie Craft Co. Children’s Pajamas
Certain color-in children’s pajamas for ages 3–12 were recalled because they did not meet U.S. flammability standards for children’s sleepwear, creating a burn hazard.
Customers should stop using the affected pajamas.
January 2022 – Veggie Lover’s Cooking Kit
The Sesame Soy spice packet (UPC: 745559665002) was recalled because of undeclared wheat, which could pose a risk to people with a wheat allergy.
Customers should discard the affected spice packet.
May 2020 – Poppin’ Cobs Microwave Popcorn Bags
Certain microwave popcorn bags were recalled because they could catch fire during use.
Customers should stop using affected bags.
March 2018 – Shattered Glass Ceiling Bracelet
The bracelet was recalled because of a safety concern identified through supplier review.
Customers should stop using the affected product.
January 2017 – Splyt Light
The Splyt Light was recalled because of potential shock and fire hazards.
Customers should stop using the affected product.
January 2014 – Volume Control Pacifier
The Volume Control Pacifier was recalled because components could detach and pose a choking hazard.
Customers should immediately stop using the affected product.
Early 2013 – Musical Wine Glasses
Musical Wine Glasses sold during this period were recalled because of a safety concern.
Customers with questions about an affected product should contact Customer Service for current instructions.
Still need help?
If you own a recalled product or have questions about product safety, please contact Customer Service↗—we’re happy to help.
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