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Health Canada recalls baby nests sold under 'eleven' brand over strangulation and entrapment risks

Synopsis Health Canada has recalled 3,007 BChic and Chicure model baby nests sold under the 'eleven' brand due to fall, strangulation, and entrapment hazards. Sold between February 2020 and July 2025, these soft, fabric-lined nests pose a risk to infants. Consumers are urged to stop using them immediately and dispose of them safely. TIL Creatives Baby nests recalled in Canada amid serious hazards including strangulation and falls Health Canada has issued an urgent recall for two popular infant sleep products after determining they pose serious safety risks, including fall, strangulation, and entrapment hazards. The recall applies to the BChic and Chicure model baby nests sold under the 'eleven' brand by Montreal-based company CHIC BABY. In total, 3,007 units were sold in Canada between February 2020 and July products, soft, fabric-lined cushioned nests, were sold in multiple prints and included a head pillow. The Chicure model, notably, folds into a portable handbag with a carrying handle. All recalled units are marked with a tag labeled 'eleven.'While no injuries or incidents have been reported as of July 18, 2025, Health Canada is urging consumers to stop using the nests immediately and to dispose of them in a way that prevents have long warned against the use of soft-sided sleep accessories for infants. The American Academy of Pediatrics and Health Canada both emphasize that babies should sleep alone, on their back, on a firm and flat surface with no soft bedding or padding. Health Canada urges consumers to: Stop using the recalled products immediately Dispose of them safely so they cannot be reused or resold Contact CHIC BABY via email at info@ for further assistance Consumers are also encouraged to report any related incidents through the Consumer Product Incident Report Form on Health Canada's website. For additional information and updates, parents and caregivers can review Health Canada's official safe sleep guidelines.