Safety Notices & Recalls

Current notices

This page is where we post any recall or safety notice that affects a toy sold by JuniSprouts, along with exactly what to do. We review it regularly and whenever we receive safety information from a maker or the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).

How we’d let you know

If a toy we sell is ever recalled or needs a safety notice, here’s what we’ll do:

1. Stop selling itWe take the toy off the shop right away. Federal law prohibits selling recalled products.
2. Post it hereWe list the toys affected, the issue and what to do, in plain words.
3. Email youWe contact customers whose orders included the toy, using the email on the order.
4. Make it rightWe follow the recall’s remedy, such as a refund, replacement or repair, and help you through it.

Please keep your order confirmation emails, and make sure the email address in My account is up to date.

Report a safety concern

If you think a toy from our shop is unsafe, please tell us. We read every report and take each one seriously.

• Put the toy away so no one can play with it.
• Take photos of the toy, any damage, its labels or packaging, and note your order number.
• Email us at support@junisprouts.com with “Safety concern” in the subject line. A real person will reply, usually within 1–2 business days.

Safety reminders for wooden toys

• Magnets. Check that magnets stay fully sealed inside the toy. If one works loose, take the toy away and contact us.
• Small parts. Keep 3+ toys with small pieces away from babies and toddlers, and count pieces back into the box after play.
• Cords and strings. Store pull-along toys and toys with cords away from cribs, beds and play yards, and supervise play.
• Walkers and ride-ons. Use them on flat floors, away from stairs, pools and streets, with an adult close by.
• Wear and tear. Retire toys with cracks, splinters, loose parts or flaking paint. Our toy care guide has a quick monthly checklist.

Check recalls for any toy

Toys get passed down, bought secondhand and given as gifts. It’s worth checking any toy, from any shop, against official recall lists:

• Search recalls at cpsc.gov/Recalls, the CPSC’s official list.
• Get alerts by signing up for the CPSC’s recall emails at cpsc.gov.
• Check before passing toys on. Look up hand-me-downs and secondhand toys before giving them to a child.

Recall questions

Has JuniSprouts ever had a recall?

We’re not aware of any recalls affecting toys sold by JuniSprouts. If that ever changes, the notice will be at the top of this page.

What happens if a toy I bought is recalled?

Stop using the toy right away and follow the steps in the recall notice. We’ll email you if your order included the toy, and help you get the refund, replacement or repair the recall offers.

Do you ever sell recalled toys?

No. Federal law prohibits selling recalled products. If we learn that a toy we carry is recalled, we take it off the shop immediately.

How do I report an injury from a toy?

Get medical help first. Then email us at support@junisprouts.com with your order number and photos. You can also file a report with the CPSC at SaferProducts.gov.