Small children can become entangled in the carrier's harness, which poses a strangulation risk. Also, small children can work their way out of the harness and fall through a leg opening or topple out of the top of the carrier, which can cause head and body injuries. The L.L. Bean website and catalogs, and L.L. Bean retail stores in Maine, Oregon, New Hampshire and Delaware. Both the model number and the manufacturing date are found on a white tag attached to the bottom of the carrier. These strollers are green and blue or blue and beige.
Small children can slip sideways into the leg openings, creating a potential strangulation risk.
Nationwide at juvenile product stores. The handle on the seats can unlock unexpectedly, causing an infant to fall and be injured. Nationwide at juvenile product and major discount stores, such as Toys R Us and Service Merchandise. The manufacturing date is found on the car seat, not on the stroller frame. The car seat comes with a fabric canopy and seat pad.