Health Canada Warns That Baby Walkers Sold On Babybubblestore.ca Are Not Safe

Health Canada has issued a recall for baby walkers previously sold on babybubblestore.ca because they pose a risk of serious injury to children. No injuries have been reported, but these products are banned in Canada due to safety concerns.

What’s being recalled?

• Product name: Baby walkers
• Product type: Infant mobility device
• Where it’s sold: babybubblestore.ca (online, Canada)
• Warning date: October 2, 2025

These baby walkers were available for purchase online through babybubblestore.ca before being flagged by Health Canada.

Baby walkers

Baby walkers are wheeled devices designed to support infants who are unable to walk on their own. They are typically used indoors and allow babies to move around before they are developmentally ready to walk. In Canada, the sale, import and advertisement of baby walkers have been banned since 2004.

The affected models are:

• 2 in 1 Push Baby Walker – HappySteps
• Baby Walker Anti Rollover – First Steps

What’s the risk?

Baby walkers can allow children to reach hazards such as stairs, hot surfaces, or sharp objects that would normally be out of reach. Falls down stairs while in a walker can cause serious injuries or even death. Infants and young children are most at risk when using these products.

What should parents do?

• Stop using the baby walker immediately.
• Remove the product from your home so others cannot use it.
• Contact Health Canada or your local authorities if you have questions about safe disposal.

Key takeaways

• Baby walkers sold on babybubblestore.ca pose a risk of serious injury and are banned in Canada.
• The warning affects online purchases from babybubblestore.ca.
• No injuries have been reported, but Health Canada urges immediate action.

Check the official recall notice

See the full details in “Health Canada warns that baby walkers previously available on babybubblestore.ca may pose a risk of injury.”

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