Baby neck floats could lead to severe injury, death: FDA The agency says using the flotation devices can lead to injury or even death.

The use of baby neck floats could lead to death or injury, the FDA said earlier this week The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is warning parents and caregivers to avoid using baby neck ...

The agencies, which cannot force Otteroo to recall its neck floats, note that the devices could deflate and start to potentially tighten around an infant's neck.

The FDA is warning parents not to use baby floats that inflate around an infant's neck after at least one child died and another was injured.

A California company that makes baby neck floats has refused to recall the inflatable devices despite safety warnings from two federal agencies and a report of a baby drowning while using the ...

The FDA said risks of baby neck floats “include death due to drowning and suffocation, strain, and injury to a baby’s neck.” ...

The neck floats can be especially dangerous for babies with developmental delays or special needs, which the FDA said some manufacturers are marketing them for.

The Food and Drug Administration issued a new alert this week, warning parents not to use baby neck floats on their children, particularly those with special needs, as part of a water therapy program ...

Parents and caregivers are being urged by the FDA not to use baby neck floats after at least one infant died and another was hospitalized.