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Monitoring update.
September 15, 2026
A federal stop-use warning. A car seat recall followed by a lawsuit. And new reporting on a diaper concern we've been following.
In this update
1. Bouncers and Rockers — Flyboss 3-in-1 Portable Baby Bouncer and Rocker
2. Car Seats — Britax carry-handle recall
3. Diapers — Millie Moon Diapers
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Category 1 — Bouncers and Rockers
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Flyboss 3-in-1 Portable Baby Bouncer and Rocker
Sold online · importer unresponsive to CPSC
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Current Status
Stop Using
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Stop. Read this.
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What we're seeing
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CPSC reports 191 incidents of these bouncers collapsing during use. In 115 incidents, an infant's head struck the surface underneath. At least 20 families sought medical attention for their infant.
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The warning
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On September 10, CPSC issued a stop-use warning covering approximately 14,200 bouncers. The agency says the importer has not responded to requests for a recall or product information.
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What to do
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Stop using this bouncer immediately. CPSC says to dispose of it and not sell or give it away.
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View Flyboss on Splat
See the current Take Notice decision, product identity, monitoring history, and sources.
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Category 2 — Car Seats
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Britax carry-handle recall
Certain B-Safe 35, B-Safe Ultra, B-Safe Gen2, Gen2 FlexFit, Gen2 FlexFit Plus, and Endeavours seats
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Current Status
Consider Switching
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Before you buy...
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What we're seeing
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The U.S. recall covers 114,660 infant car seats. A screw in the carry-handle assembly can loosen, allowing the handle to detach on one side and creating a fall hazard. The recall applies to specific models and manufacturing dates, not every Britax seat.
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What's different now
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The U.S. recall was filed August 20. A proposed class-action lawsuit filed September 9 now challenges Britax's handling of the issue. The lawsuit contains allegations, not court findings.
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What to check
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If you own one of these seats, check its exact model and manufacturing date against the recall details on Splat below, and contact Britax for repair instructions and guidance on using the seat safely until it is repaired. The identified problem concerns the carry handle; this is not a finding that every Britax seat is unsafe in a crash.
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Category 3 — Diapers
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Millie Moon Diapers
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Current Status
Consider Switching
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Before you buy...
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What's new
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A Cincinnati television station reported on a Milford, Ohio mother who says her six-month-old developed pronounced redness about an hour after a change into a diaper from a newly opened pack of Millie Moon. The mother told the station her pediatrician diagnosed a chemical burn, and that the redness went away after changing diaper brands.
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Why we're bringing it back
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This time, the development is a reported family account reaching the news, not a change in our recommendation. The experience described resembles concerns already in Take Notice's monitoring record, but the article does not establish what caused the reaction. We continue to recommend considering another diaper. Millie Moon remains Consider Switching.
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A Monitoring Update tells you what changed. Splat keeps the current record.
We keep monitoring these products between updates. If what we know changes what a parent should do, their Current Status changes with it.
We keep watching. You don't have to.
Based on documented information from government agencies, safety databases, regulator records, and other sources reviewed by Take Notice.
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Take Notice · takenoticealerts.com
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