180,000 Juvenile Car Seats Recalled for Injury Risk to Children

180,000 Juvenile Car Seats Recalled for Injury Risk to Children - How to Claim Compensation

Photo Credit: Unsplash | Published: May 3, 2025

Claim Form Deadline: Pending

Estimated Payout: Varies

Proof required: Yes

Do You Own a Safety 1st Grow & Go Sprint Child Car Seat?

Dorel Juvenile Group is recalling nearly 180,000 Safety 1st “Grow & Go Sprint” child seats they manufactured between February and December 2023 which pose a choking hazard. The headrest foam pad is not adequately secured in certain models, allowing a child to pick off pieces of foam and possibly ingest them. The affected car seats include the following model numbers:

• CC321GYU
• CC321GYUD
• CC321GYY
• CC321GYYD
• CC321HAO
• CC321HAR

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued a recall and warning for the owners of nearly 183,000 child booster seats as they may be dangerous to children after receiving reports of over a dozen kids placing pieces of foam pads in their mouth that may be toxic.

If you own one of the Safety 1st Grow & Go Sprint car seats listed above, you may be owed significant compensation. Just fill out a short form linked below and someone will be in touch with more information.

● Product: Safety 1st Grow & Go Sprint Convertible Car Seats (manufactured Feb - Dec 2023)

● Hazard: Headrest foam may detach and pose a choking risk to children.

● Incidents: At least one report of a child putting their mouth on foam pad pieces.

● Units Affected: Approximately 183,000 units recalled.

● Model Numbers: CC321GYU, CC321GYUD, CC321GYY, CC321GYYD, CC321HAO, CC321HAR

● Remedy: Free repair kit including updated instructions and adhesive for securing foam pad.

How Do I Qualify for Compensation Due to the Recall?

If you own one of these 180,000 Safety 1st “Grow & Go Sprint” child seats you might be able to qualify for significant compensation if you qualify. Just fill out the form linked below to get started:

References:
NHTSA - National Highway Traffic Safety Administration - Recall