BEWARE: Baby Spoon Are On Recall Due To Choking Hazard

Texas moms should be alert regarding a highly popular baby brand that has issued a recall due to choking hazards, as reported by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

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WE MUST PROTECT OUR TEXAS BABIES FROM THIS RECALL PRODUCT

Approximately 85,100 silicone baby spoons produced by the well-known brand Melli Baby have been recalled after reports indicated that the spoons could break during use, posing a choking risk to children. Despite their seemingly harmless design featuring dinosaur, dog, shark, cat, colors, and unicorn shapes at the end of the handles, the spoons are typically sold in sets of three or four. To identify the recalled items, check for a specific code printed on the back of the spoons.

RECALL CODES

Three pack - 2024-01
Four pack - 2023-12 to 2024-05
Feeding sets - all spoons

WHAT SHOULD TEXANS DO IF THEY HAVE THE RECALL PRODUCT?

These products were available at retailers like Aldi, buybuybaby.com, Amazon, and Ross from April to August. If you have the recalled spoons, it is advised to stop using them immediately and contact Melli Baby for a free replacement. Customers are also encouraged to take photos of the recalled spoons before disposing of them and to email the images to the company. Melli Baby has provided a toll-free number, 885-492-4470, available from 8 AM to 5 PM Eastern Time, Monday through Friday, for further assistance, as well as information on their website.