A leading group of pediatricians is demanding a recall of Fisher-Price’s popular “Rock ‘N Play Sleeper” following a report that links the product to 32 infant deaths. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) statement comes days after the company issued its own warning about the product, which said children older than three months who have learned how to roll over should not use the product. The AAP said Consumer Reports recorded deaths involving infants younger than three months, “which is alarming.”FISHER-PRICE ISSUES WARNING ABOUT 'ROCK 'N PLAY SLEEPER' AFTER 10 INFANT DEATHS“AAP urges parents to stop using the product immediately,” the group said in a statement posted to its website on Tuesday. “Stores should remove the Rock ‘N Play Sleeper from their shelves. The product is advertised as a place for infants to nap or sleep, and includes a vibration setting for comfort.

Source: Fox News April 10, 2019 15:11 UTC