Car Seat Recalls 2025: An Ongoing Guide to Defective Products
This list will be updated as more car seats are added.
Updated April 25 2025, 1:59 p.m. ET
Car seats are a must-have for just about any parent or caregiver. As such, these items are an essential addition to baby registries and birthday present requests from pregnancy through the tween years.
Because these seats are tasked with the most important job imaginable — keeping babies and children safely restrained whenever they are riding in a moving vehicle — they are heavily regulated.
And, when something goes wrong, or they fail to meet a regulation, they get pulled from the market as part of a recall. We've put together this list of all of the car seat recalls to hit the news in 2025. Check back frequently, because we're going to keep adding to the list if and when any additional ones are announced.
For now, here's what you need to know before you hit the road with a kiddo in tow.
Safety 1st recalls its Grow and Go Sprint All-in-One car seat in April 2025.
In a voluntary recall, Safety 1st recalled its Grow and Go Sprint All-in-One car seat due to a possible choking hazard. According to the recall, "it is possible for a child to access the headrest foam and break pieces off."
And while the foam is non-toxic, " loose pieces of foam can present a choking hazard to a child."
The affected models include seats manufactured between February and December 2023. Model numbers impacted are CC321GYU, CC321GYUD, CC321GYY, CC321GYYD, CC321HAO, CC321HAR.
You can click HERE to register your car seat. Registered owners will automatically receive the free recall kit, which will begin shipping to registered owners of recalled models around the middle of June 2025.
Chicco issues a recall of more than 30,000 car seats.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shared an announcement from Chicco USA, Inc on Mar. 27, 2025. According to the manufacturer, some of the MyFit Zip Air Harness and Booster child seats allowed for too much movement during car crash simulations. As such, the company decided to recall model numbers 07079561970070 and 04079561190070
The company's statement further explained that there was no known fix for the issue at the time of the recall, but that it was working on one.
Consumer Reports says that the recall involves 30,984 seats that were manufactured between September 2020 and August 2024. Fortunately, there haven't been any injuries reported as a result of this recall.
Anyone with questions about the MyFit Zip Air Harness and Booster child seats is being directed to reach out to Chicco's customer service by calling 1-877-424-4226, or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration by calling 1-888-327-4236.