CPSC Recalls 70 Play Yards for Suffocation Risk

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall on Thursday, November 20, for approximately 70 units of play yards sold on Amazon by Anna Queen, citing violations of federal safety standards that pose a risk of serious injury or death to infants from suffocation and entrapment.

The affected play yards, model P700 with a production date of 202503, were manufactured in China by Guangzhou Tinger Trading Co., Ltd., operating as Anna Queen. They were sold online starting in March 2025 for prices between $100 and $110. According to the CPSC, the products fail to meet mandatory requirements for play yards, which are framed enclosures designed to provide safe sleeping and playing spaces for children under 35 inches tall who cannot climb out. These standards include specifications for side height, structural strength, floor stability, mesh integrity, and fabric materials to prevent hazards.

Infants using the recalled play yards face entrapment risks under the mattress or between the mattress and the side panels, which could lead to deadly suffocation, the agency stated. The play yards feature black fabric sides, mesh panels bordered in gray, and top rails covered in white...