Infans Stroller Recalled in Canada Over Choking Hazard Risk

Health Canada has announced a nationwide recall of the Infans Baby Stroller due to potential choking hazards. The agency advises consumers to cease using the stroller immediately and to contact Infans for further information. This action follows testing that revealed the stroller does not comply with Canadian safety regulations.

The recall affects strollers sold on Amazon in three colors: pink (model number BC10134PI), grey (BC10134GR), and black (BC10134BK). According to Health Canada, the grab bar of the stroller is within reach of children and contains foam material that could detach and pose a choking risk.

Details of the Recall

The recall covers a total of 270 units sold across Canada from January 2024 to December 2025. A statement from Health Canada indicates that a repair kit will be provided to consumers once it becomes available. The agency emphasizes the importance of ensuring that all safety standards are met to protect young children.

Customers are encouraged to check their strollers for the model number and color to determine if their product is affected. Those with the identified models should refrain from using the strollers until they receive further guidance from the manufacturer.

The recall serves as a reminder of the ongoing commitment to child safety in consumer products. Parents and guardians are urged to remain vigilant and to report any safety concerns regarding children’s products to Health Canada.

For more information, affected consumers can visit the Infans website or contact their customer service directly.