Another baby lounger recall, the Style Life Eleven.

Wayfair Recalls Style Life Eleven Baby Loungers Due to Suffocation and Fall Hazards

On February 27, 2025, Wayfair issued a recall for the Style Life Eleven Baby Loungers due to serious safety risks, including suffocation and fall hazards. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) found that the loungers do not comply with federal safety regulations for infant sleep products. Specifically, the sleeping pad is too thick, and there is a suffocation hazard. The sides of the lounger are also too low, which could lead to a baby falling out or becoming entrapped. Additionally, the loungers do not have a stand, which increases the risk of falling. These defects create an unsafe sleeping environment for infants, leading to the recall of approximately 1,555 units.

Consumers who purchased the Style Life Eleven Baby Loungers on or after June 23, 2022, should immediately stop using the product and contact Wayfair for a full refund. Customers can contact Wayfair toll-free at 888-549-1625, via email at AdvocacyTeam@wayfair.com, or by visiting Wayfair’s recall page for more information.

Our law firm is investigating serious brain injuries, broken bones, and death cases for this product. If your family has been affected in one of these ways by this product, KBD Attorneys can help you seek justice. 

What is the Style Life Eleven Baby Lounger?

The recalled Style Life Eleven Baby Loungers are portable infant loungers that include a head pillow and fold into a handbag with a carrying handle. These loungers were sold in various printed fabric designs, including Dinosaur, Blue & White Crowns, Dotted Pink, Dotted White & Purple, Zoo Animals, and Gray & Brown Crowns.

The loungers were exclusively sold online at Wayfair.com between June 2022 and September 2024, with prices ranging from $34 to $144. The recalled products were manufactured in China and sold by Bespoke Clothing Valley Inc. (Royalbelle), doing business as Zoomie Kids.

What Are the Dangers of Baby Loungers

This is just one of many concerns regarding the safety of baby loungers. Many parents purchase these products believing they are a safe and cozy place for infants to rest. However, improper design and non-compliance with federal safety standards make certain baby loungers extremely dangerous. The risks associated with these products include:

• Suffocation Risk: If a baby’s nose or mouth becomes obstructed by the thick padding, they may not be able to breathe properly.
• Fall Hazards: If a baby moves or rolls to the edge of a lounger, they may fall and suffer head injuries.
• Entrapment: Poor design causes babies trapped in gaps, causing suffocation or breathing difficulties.
• Non-Compliance with Safety Regulations: Many loungers on the market do not meet federal safety standards for infant sleep products.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) strongly advises against letting infants sleep in baby loungers. Babies should always sleep on a firm, flat surface with no soft bedding.

Other Baby Products That May Be Unsafe

This recall focuses on the Style Life Eleven Baby Loungers. It is not the first or only instance of unsafe baby products. Other dangerous products parents should be cautious of include:

• Inclined Sleepers: Many companies recalled inclined sleepers due to the risk of suffocation and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
• Drop-Side Cribs: These cribs have been banned due to the risk of infants becoming trapped and suffocating.
• Defective High Chairs: Poorly designed high chairs can collapse or tip over, leading to serious injuries.
• Unregulated Sleep Products: Some bassinets, play yards, and swings may not meet safety regulations, posing suffocation or strangulation risks.

At KBD Attorneys, we do our best to inform consumers of the dangerous or recalled baby products. However, parents should always check for recalls themselves before purchasing baby products and follow the safest sleep guidelines recommended by pediatric experts.

KBD Attorneys: Investigating Baby Lounger Injury Cases

KBD Attorneys has extensive experience handling cases related to defective baby products, including baby loungers, inclined sleepers, and cribs. While many recalls are issued to prevent injuries, some products have already caused harm before being pulled from the market.

At KBD Attorneys, we are currently investigating cases involving serious brain injuries, broken bones, and wrongful death due to defective baby loungers. If your child suffered a severe injury while using a baby lounger, you may be eligible for legal action against the manufacturer or retailer.

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How Can a Defective Product Attorney Help?

Filing a lawsuit for a defective baby product can help parents:

• Seek compensation for medical expenses and pain and suffering.
• Hold manufacturers accountable for unsafe products.
• Push for stricter regulations to prevent future injuries.

If your child suffered a serious injury due to a baby lounger, contact us for a free consultation to discuss your legal options.

Final Thoughts: Are Baby Loungers Safe?

While baby loungers may seem like a convenient resting place for infants, they are not a safe sleep surface. The recent Wayfair recall is just another example of the dangers associated with improperly designed baby loungers that do not comply with safety standards.

If you own the recalled Style Life Eleven Baby Lounger, stop using it immediately and contact Wayfair for a refund. If your child suffered a serious injury using a baby lounger or another unsafe infant product, KBD Attorneys is here to help. Contact our experienced legal team to learn more about your rights and options.