Safety and recalls
Search CPSC for a stroller and NHTSA for a car seat. The current models here were not marked recalled on October 23, 2026.
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How to check a stroller or car seat for recalls
Which sources were checked?
- In the United States, carriages and strollers fall under 16 CFR Part 1227, which incorporates ASTM F833-21. Source · Last checked
- Stroller recall notices are published by the CPSC. Source · Last checked
- Car seat recall notices are published by NHTSA. Source · Last checked
Which car seat recalls should you know about?
Some infant car seats that fit strollers on this site are recalled. Each note below names the seats, the build dates and where to find the label. Then use the official pages to check your seat.
Which standard applies?
16 CFR Part 1227 is the US rule for strollers. You can read it on eCFR. Brands show they comply with a Children's Product Certificate. The Baby Safety Alliance program used to be called JPMA. It is voluntary. We name the program.
How do you check a recall?
Read how to check stroller recalls first. Then search cpsc.gov/Recalls for the stroller and nhtsa.gov/recalls for a car seat. Older versions of some lines in this dataset had recalls. Those notices are not a recall of the current model unless the notice says so. Used strollers need a lot and date check. The safety checklist is the short version of the same steps.
Questions parents ask
Are these current strollers recalled?
They were not marked recalled in the October 23, 2026 check. Search CPSC again for the exact model you buy.
Where do car seat recalls live?
On NHTSA, not on the CPSC stroller search.