Bblüv Gröw Convertible Baby Highchair Recalled Due To Entrapment Hazard

The bblüv Gröw Convertible Baby Highchair has been recalled in Canada because it may pose an entrapment hazard to children. No injuries have been reported, but one incident has been documented.

What’s Being Recalled?

• Product name: bblüv Gröw Convertible Baby Highchair
• Product type: Baby highchair
• UPC: Not specified
• Where it's sold: Across Canada
• Recall date: May 14, 2025

This highchair is designed for infants and toddlers and was sold at various retailers nationwide.

Bblüv Gröw Convertible Baby Highchair

The Bblüv Gröw Convertible Baby Highchair is a multi-stage highchair that can be adjusted as your child grows. It is typically used during mealtimes and is commonly found in kitchens and dining areas.

What’s the risk?

Health Canada found that this highchair may create an entrapment hazard, where a child could become trapped in the seat. This risk is highest for infants and toddlers using the chair. Entrapment can lead to serious injury if not addressed.

What should parents do?

Stop using the bblüv Gröw Convertible Baby Highchair immediately. Follow the recall instructions to return the product or contact the manufacturer for further guidance.

Key takeaways

• The highchair poses an entrapment risk to children
• Sold across Canada; recall issued on May 14, 2025
• One incident reported, no injuries

More about the recall

Health Canada’s assessment led to this recall as part of ongoing efforts to ensure highchair safety. For more details on highchair safety standards, see Health Canada’s guidance on high chairs and consumer product safety.

Check the official recall notice

Bblüv Gröw Convertible Baby Highchair recalled due to entrapment hazard

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