HARPPA Wooden Baby Playpen Gate Recalled Due To Choking And Injury Hazards

The HARPPA Wooden Baby Playpen Gate has been recalled because its screws can loosen and detach, creating choking and injury hazards for children. No injuries have been reported in Canada, but there have been 4 incident reports.

What’s being recalled?

• Product name: HARPPA Wooden Baby Playpen Gate
• Product type: Baby playpen gate
• Where it’s sold: Canada
• Recall date: May 14, 2026

This recall affects a wooden playpen gate designed to help keep young children safely contained in homes.

HARPPA Wooden Baby Playpen Gate

The HARPPA Wooden Baby Playpen Gate is a child safety barrier commonly used in homes to create a secure play area or block off unsafe spaces. Parents typically use it in living rooms, playrooms, or other areas where children need supervision.

What’s the risk?

The screws on the gate may loosen and fall out, creating small parts that children could put in their mouths. This poses a choking hazard and could also cause injury if a child comes into contact with a detached screw. Babies and toddlers are most at risk.

What should parents do?

Stop using the HARPPA Wooden Baby Playpen Gate immediately. Keep it out of reach of children. Follow the company’s instructions for returning or disposing of the product.

Key takeaways

• Loose screws can create choking and injury hazards for young children
• The recall affects HARPPA Wooden Baby Playpen Gates sold in Canada
• No injuries have been reported, but there have been 4 incident reports

Check the official recall notice

See the full details in the official notice: “HARPPA Wooden Baby Playpen Gate recalled due to choking and injury hazards.”

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