Bassinettes Bunk beds Change tables Household cots Rocking cradles Folding cots Related recalls 3 Apr 2020 KJ Essentials — Deluxe Baby Bean Bag Cover 8 Aug 2019 Union Australia Pty Ltd — Cool Baby Portable Cot 24 Jul 2019 Price Down Gallery Pty Ltd — Bubs Gallery Travel Cot 4 Jul 2019 Big W — Tinkers Drawing Board Table and Chairs 12 May 2019 Target Australia Pty Ltd — Childcare Mason Toddler Bed 2 May 2019 IKEA Pty Limited — SUNDVIK Change Table / Chest of Drawers Related news 3 Apr 2017 Toppling furniture and televisions: Anchor them and save a child’s life 23 Jun 2016 ACCC warns of dangers of loose blind and curtain cords 24 Apr 2015 Safety Warning Notice on Wooden Baby Sleigh Cot Bed supplied by Frank Masons Pty Ltd 3 Sep 2014 Cots & cords don't mix: Keep cots away from blind, curtain and electrical cords 15 Aug 2014 Cots recalled after failing ACCC testing 6 Aug 2014 ACCC takes action against online suppliers of unsafe household cots Related standards Household cots This mandatory standard applies to household cots that are new, second-hand, antique, and collectable. Folding cots The mandatory standard prescribes requirements for the design and construction, performance and safety labelling for folding cots. Related publications Toppling furniture postcard Toppling furniture and TVs cause hundreds of serious injuries each year. Use this postcard to spread the message. Date published: 3 Apr 2017 Think Safety First - Furniture Stability From a child’s point of view, your home looks like a big playground. But there are hidden dangers they don’t recognise. Date published: 12 Apr 2016 Think Safety First - Bunk Beds Bunk beds can be a great space-saving option for smaller rooms and kids love them. If your children are using bunk beds... Date published: 12 Apr 2016 Think Safety First - Household Cots Your baby will spend a lot of time in their cot so it’s important to keep the sleeping environment safe and secure. Date published: 12 Apr 2016 Think Safety First - Portable Cots A portable cot is great for sleepovers and travelling, but should not be used for permanent sleeping arrangements. However, you need to use it correctly to avoid injuries to your child. Date published: 12 Apr 2016 Toppling furniture: why anchor it? This fact card provides simple steps to help prevent death or injury to small children when choosing and securing furniture in your home.Date published: 24 Jun 2015
