The Snuggle Me infant lounger will no longer be available in stores, the company originally announced in October.

This article is part of “Death by Delay,” a series on how consumer product hazards have cost lives. Staff at the Consumer Product Safety Commission have proposed a major redesign of most baby loungers ...

For nearly a decade, baby “loungers,” or infant pillows, have been at the center of a controversy over safety in the U.S., as a number of the most popular models like the Boppy Lounger were recalled ...

The Snuggle Me Infant Lounger is being retired by the company after a new safety regulation Rachel McRady is a Digital News Editor at PEOPLE. She has been an entertainment journalist for more than a ...

Parents familiar with safe sleep guidelines know that babies should sleep on a flat surface, without any pillows, stuffed animals, or blankets. But there are still a plethora of pillowlike items ...

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Infants can quickly suffocate on cushioned loungers, research shows. NBC News found that at least 25 babies have died since 2015. This article is Part 1 of “Death by Delay,” a series on how consumer ...

Federal consumer safety regulators are pushing ahead in their effort to make baby loungers safer by proposing a major redesign of the products, following 79 deaths connected with their use. The ...