Federal regulators are telling parents to stop using about 9,136 Aila+Aiden baby loungers immediately and to destroy them rather than pass them on. The complication is that the agency pictured one fabric print while the company sold many others, so a parent comparing their lounger to the official photograph may see no match and keep using an affected product.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission warning issued Sept. 3, 2026, shows a white lounger with pink stars. In the same notice, the agency states that it is aware the firm also sold the loungers in multiple other colors and prints, and that the product may have been sold in other fabric options by third-party sellers and on other websites.
