Infant pajamas recalled after metal wire pieces discovered
More than 50,000 units of The William Carter Company's Yellow Footed Fleece Pajamas with Animal Graphic were distributed.
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Nov 18, 2022, 1:02 PM
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Updated 694 days ago
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13h agoA set of infant pajamas from a popular brand is being
recalled after small metal wire pieces were discovered.
More than 50,000 units of The William Carter Company's
Yellow Footed Fleece Pajamas with Animal Graphic were distributed.
The recall, effective Thursday, will afford anyone who
purchased the item a full refund.
There is a risk of puncture and laceration hazards to young
children, according to an alert from the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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