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Recall alert: 25K nursing pillows recalled, CPSC says they violate mandatory safety standards

Katherine Langford
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Katherine Langford
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Editor-in-Chief · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 4:04 PM · 1 min read
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Recall alert: 25K nursing pillows recalled, CPSC says they violate mandatory safety standards — Celebration Government news

The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall of more than 25,000 nursing pillows because they violate mandatory safety standards. Read more trending newsThe agency said the recall affects Pillani nursing pillows sold in the following colors and prints: Cloud and starsWild animalWhite with leaf and featherStarsPink with leafLight bluePinkLight yellowGrayLight grayBeigeLight greenThey have a smaller pillow attached to the top pillow, along with an adjustable waist strap. They were sold on Amazon.com from April to September for between $30 and $40.Model number NP4351 and batch numbers 202604, 202605, and 202606 are affected by the recall. If you have the recalled pillows, do not use them and contact Pillani for a refund, the CPSC said. You’ll need to send the company a photo of the product and will receive disposal instructions. For more information, contact Pillani by email or online.

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