A Louisiana company is recalling gel-filled baby teethers sold under the brand names Nuby, Cottontails and Playschool nationwide because the gel may be contaminated with bacteria, according to the ...

Teethers sold under the Nuby, Cottontail and Playschool brand names have been found to be contaminated with bacteria and are being recalled by the children's product manufacturer Luv 'n Care, the U.S.

Luv N' Care Ltd. of Monroe, La., is initiating a nationwide recall of gel-filled teethers with the brand names Nuby, Cottontails and Playschool because the liquid inside the gel-filled teethers has ...

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Health Canada has ordered Elfe Juvenile Products to recall its Nûby 3-Pack Ring Chill kool Soother Teether due to bacteria contamination. According to an alert issued by the agency on Wednesday, the ...

The Nuby teether He added: “It’s designed to go in the mouth so the fact this has happened twice is just bizarre and quite shocking. “We don’t know if it has happened to other children on other ...

MONROE, La., July 18 (UPI) -- Luv N' Care Ltd. of Monroe, La., says safety concerns about the gel in its Nuby Gel Filled Teethers has led it to voluntarily recall the infant product. The company said ...

As a parent, there’s nothing more heartbreaking than seeing your little one in pain, even if you know it’s temporary and a natural part of growing big and strong. Getting their teeth in is no ...

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I’m currently in a pool of drool. Not mine — my baby’s. She’s seven months old and for the last eight weeks, it’s been all about the teeth. Actually, the first little gnasher is yet to break through, ...

As a parent, there’s nothing more heartbreaking than seeing your little one in pain, even if you know it’s temporary and a natural part of growing big and strong. Getting their teeth in is no ...