An expanded infant-lounger recall adds two colors and another model to a suffocation warning first issued in April. Regulators say the product’s padding can obstruct an infant’s breathing because the design violates the mandatory standard for infant support cushions. The July action brings the total to about 2,195 loungers.
Green and purple units are newly included, while the colors named in the earlier recall remain covered.
Model UMCDB01 was added in July
The July 30 CPSC expansion adds 195 green and purple Cpzzkq loungers marked model UMCDB01. The earlier action covered about 2,100 units in white, grayish blue, pink, Zuma blue and brown. Together, the actions cover about 2,195 loungers.
The newly added units show CPZZKQ and UMCDB01 on stacked labels sewn to the side. All covered loungers are rectangular foam pads with cloth covers. Color is useful for locating the added group, but the side label provides the more reliable match.
Padding can obstruct an infant’s breathing
CPSC says the loungers violate the mandatory safety standard for infant support cushions because the padding can block breathing. An infant may not have the strength or mobility to move away after the face presses against soft material.
The hazard exists even when the lounger looks undamaged. Suffocation risk comes from shape, padding and infant position rather than a broken part that produces an obvious warning. No incidents or injuries had been reported when the expansion was issued.
The added units were sold on Amazon
The green and purple UMCDB01 loungers were sold online from May through June 2026 for roughly $30 to $50. The earlier colors were sold during an older period and remain part of the total action. Amazon order history may help identify a product after packaging is discarded.
Infant products also move among caregivers, relatives and storage bins. Every sleeping or resting location should be checked, including a grandparent’s home or a travel bag, because removing one unit does not account for duplicates.
Stop use comes before the refund process
CPSC directs owners to stop using the loungers immediately. CetoPMax’s refund procedure requires removing the foam and pad, cutting the cover, foam and pad in half, and emailing photographs of the destroyed pieces.
The destruction requirement prevents a hazardous product from returning to use or entering a resale market. The lounger should remain away from infants while the claim is prepared, and it should not be donated or given to another household.
The expansion does not replace the April recall
An expanded recall adds products; it does not release the original colors. A family that checked an April list and owned a green or purple unit may now have a match, while a family with an earlier listed color still follows the same stop-use direction.
The current notice links back to the April action and consolidates the total. That relationship is important when search results show two different dates or unit counts. The July page is the clearest starting point for identifying the full Cpzzkq group.
A baby lounger does not need a reported injury to justify immediate removal when its padding can interfere with breathing. The practical sequence is to check the side label and color, stop use, destroy the covered components as instructed and request the refund.
Infant support cushions are not a substitute for a firm, flat sleep surface designed for babies. A product marketed for lounging can still become a sleep setting when an infant dozes, so the padding hazard matters even when packaging avoids the word crib.
The refund process requires cutting the foam and cover because an intact lounger could be retrieved from trash or resold. Photographs should show the destruction clearly before disposal. Keeping a copy of the email can document completion if the refund is delayed.
Caregivers should also check online baby registries and shared purchase accounts. A gift buyer may receive the recall email while the lounger sits in another home. The sewn label lets the current caregiver confirm the model without relying on the purchaser’s memory.
The newly added 195 units are a small share of the total, but expansion matters to every owner whose color was missing from the April list. Recall scope follows the design and model, not the relative size of the added group.
A refund contact should come from the federal page rather than an unsolicited message. Recall news can attract impersonators who request account credentials or payment for shipping. The official process does not require buying a replacement from a stranger.
The CPSC action addresses infant support cushions rather than one isolated manufacturing tear. That means an intact seam and clean cover do not clear a matching lounger. The breathing hazard comes from the padded design regulators evaluated across the covered units.
This article was produced with the assistance of AI and reviewed by Morning Overview editors prior to publication.
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