December, 2009IKEA Highchairs Recalled After Reports of Falls, Injuries, Choking Hazard
About 600 futuristic-looking highchairs sold at IKEA stores are being recalled following reports of the snap locks on the products failing, including one incident in which a child fell through the frame and suffered bruised legs.
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