Dream On Me Dream On Me Full-Size 2-in-1 Folding Baby Crib 673

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20120511-3E800-2147467670. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Dream On Me Dream On Me Full-Size 2-in-1 Folding Baby Crib 673. Incident: 7 month old baby, about 18 lbs, was sitting in bath seat with arm extended over the side of the bath seat splashing in the water when the supporting side of the bath seat broke. After further inspection I found a white piece of plastic that keeps the arm of the seat attached the base of the seat snapped off and was broke.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20191227-67AC9-2147375775. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Dream On Me Dream On Me Full-Size 2-in-1 Folding Baby Crib 673. Source model text: 2 in 1 lightweight Folding Portable Stationary Side Crib. Incident: I bought the Dream on Me 2 in 1 Lightweight Folding Portable Stationary side crib From Amazon on September 17th 2019. This crib broke TWICE, where its bottom simply gave away and my baby fell to the floor. The first time was in NOvember (exact date i donot remember). We thought maybe somehow the folding mechanism had been activated, refitted it back. Second time again it happened December 26th . We contacted the manufacturer on December 27th and were told we would get an email where we could fill out the details. No email came. I then contacted Amazon with my complaint. They told me that they had actually REMOVED the product form their website because of MULTIPLE similar complaints surrounding it. But they issued NO recall no warning to the other consumers who had already brought this product. AND this product is still being sold on their website through other sellers. But they think that is permissible. We want to query both the manufacturer of this item for making a defective and dangerous product and also question Amazon's decision in not issuing a recall/warning about a product that they KNEW was defective having received multiple complaints , enough for them to take it off their website.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20110702-BB002-2147477644. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Dream On Me Dream On Me Full-Size 2-in-1 Folding Baby Crib 673. Source model text: Dream on Me 3-in-1 portable folding crib. Incident: On May 24th 2011 I purchased a Dream On Me 3-in-one portable crib off of amazon.com which shipped from CSN stores. It arrived damaged on June 4th and I contacted CSN stores who then shipped me a replacement crib. On June 17th 2011 I opened the box containing the new crib and it too had surface damage (nicks in the wood) but I decided to keep it as I needed a crib and wasn't going to keep waiting for new ones to ship! I pulled out the first piece, which is partially assembled, and it fell apart. The 2 pieces had been glued together but not enough glue was used apparently. So, I had wood glue and glued the pieces together myself. They fit together well so I wasn't concerned. I assembled the entire crib and used it for less than 1 week with a 13 mth old child who weighs less than 20 lbs. He is a typical baby and when he was awake from his nap he was holding onto the side of the crib and bouncing up and down. I entered the room to get him when suddenly the crib shifted and a corner of the crib sunk down. The locking caster in the front of the crib snapped! This compromised the safety of the crib and the child! I contacted the CSN store as well as the manufacturer. CSN ordered a new caster, Dream on Me has yet to reply. I am very concerned about the safety of this crib! I have read many disturbing reviews on line now about this crib and feel that it needs attention. This crib does not feel well-built. This caster breaking should never have happened and I am left wondering what is

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20150319-5CFB7-2147434410. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Dream On Me Dream On Me Full-Size 2-in-1 Folding Baby Crib 673. Source model text: Dream On Me - 2-in-1 Folding, Full-Size Crib. Incident: In Aug 2014, I purchased the Dream on Me 2 in 1 Folding Crib (http://www.walmart.com/ip/Dream-On-Me-2-in-1-Full-Size-Folding-Crib-Espresso/13278310) and my son was born [REDACTED] and started using the crib coming home from the hospital. Less than a month later, the 4 caster wheels started falling apart and collapsing. I contacted Walmart on Oct 13, 2014 and Walmart suggested I contact the manufacturer. On Oct 24, 2014 I contacted the manufacturer and they sent me replacement caster wheels. I replaced the wheels and again in less than 1 month, the wheels fell apart and started collapsing again. I contacted the manufacturer again and some email communications were received and upon my request for a resolution for the defective product, the manufacturer stopped replying to my email and I have sent across 3 follow up emails and noone has responded. The collapsed wheels are posing a risk of suffocation, as the baby is not on a flat even surface, but rather at an angle. No harm has been done to the baby as I have since bought a replacement crib from another manufacturer.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20260730-35D22-2147313182. Severity: Injury, No First Aid or Medical Attention Received. Product: Dream on Me Dream On Me Full-Size 2-in-1 Folding Baby Crib 673 (In mid-July 2026, my 2-year-old son was inside his Dream On Me Full Size Folding Crib when the structure experienced a sudden failure. While he was rocking inside the crib, the small screws securing a pivotal hinge came completely undone, causing the crib to collapse and my son to fall in. The crib design completely failed to withstand a toddlers rocking movements. This highlights a severe lack of inclusive design. Any autistic child who rocks in this crib - even if they are well under the 50 lb maximum weight recommendation - is at serious risk of the hardware coming undone and getting severely injured. I have documented this failure and reported it to the manufacturer, but they deflected responsibility, claiming my son is 2 inches over their 35-inch recommended max height. However, he is 28 lbs 7 oz, which is well under the 50 lbs maximum weight limit, and the screws had been noticeably loosening over several months while he was still under their height threshold. Furthermore, their customer service response was highly concerning and contradictory. They completely dismissed my safety concerns regarding my son and gave instructions to stop using the broken crib for him, but then shockingly suggested reusing the same broken, defective crib for another child. Additionally, this exact unit has been riddled with factory failures from the date of purchase - arriving in late 2023 completely missing its entire hardware kit and castors. Using small screws to support a pivotal, load-bearing hinge on a folding crib is a severe design and safety flaw, and the manufacturers cavalier attitude toward this hazard poses an immediate public safety risk to infants and toddlers.). Incident: In mid-July 2026, my 2-year-old son was inside his Dream On Me Full Size Folding Crib when th