Children’s Glow In The Dark Bath Robes Recalled Due To Flammability Hazard

Children’s glow-in-the-dark bath robes by brand Deux Par Deux, have been recalled across Canada because they do not meet flammability requirements for children’s sleepwear. The robes pose a risk of burn injuries to children, but no incidents or injuries have been reported as of now.

What’s being recalled?

• Product name: Deux Par Deux Children’s Glow in the Dark Bath Robes
• Type: Children’s sleepwear (bath robes)
• Where it’s sold: Canada
• Recall date: May 19, 2026

These robes are marketed for children and are designed to glow in the dark, making them appealing for bedtime routines.

What’s the risk?

The recalled robes can catch fire easily if they come into contact with ignition sources like stove elements, candles, or matches. Loose-fitting sleepwear burns faster than tight-fitting options, increasing the risk of severe burns. Young children are most at risk for injury.

What should parents do?

Stop using the recalled bath robes immediately. Keep them away from children and follow the retailer’s instructions for returning or disposing of the product.

Key takeaways

• The robes do not meet flammability standards and can catch fire easily, risking serious burns.
• Sold across Canada as children’s sleepwear.
• No injuries or incidents have been reported as of May 7, 2026.

Check the official recall notice

Read the full details in the official notice: “Children’s Glow in the dark bath robes recalled due to flammability hazard.”

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