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The BABESIDE Doll and Stroller Toys recall covers about 2,200 playsets sold on Amazon because two included accessories can pose choking hazards for young children. Parents and gift buyers should remove the plush bear and toy pacifier from the set immediately and contact HYBDOLLS for free replacement accessories.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall June 18. The agency said no incidents or injuries had been reported.
The recall involves BABESIDE-branded doll and stroller toys. The playset includes a pink and red stroller, a baby doll dressed in pink and 23 accessories, including feeding bottles, a toy pacifier with clip, a diaper bag, a small plush bear, clothing and a soft carrier.
The CPSC notice says the toys were sold on Amazon from July 2025 through January 2026 for about $40. Babeside’s recall page identifies the set as the Babeside Doll Stroller Set, model HYBKSPJ633-CP1, and lists a sales period from July 2025 through March 2026.
The public notices do not list UPCs, or universal product codes, or lot codes. Because the two notices list different sales end dates, consumers who bought a BABESIDE doll stroller set on Amazon in or near that period should check the accessories and contact the company if they are unsure.
The CPSC said the recalled toys violate the federal small parts ban because they are intended for children under 3 and the small pacifier poses a choking hazard. The agency also said the eyes on the plush bear can detach, creating another choking hazard.
Babeside’s recall page says the affected parts are the plush bear accessory and the magnetic pacifier accessory. The company says no other components are affected.
The recall remedy focuses on two accessories:
Remove those accessories from the set before children handle any remaining parts. Do not keep the plush bear or pacifier in a toy bin where a child could find them later.
Consumers should stop using the plush bear and pacifier immediately, take them away from children and contact HYBDOLLS, the seller listed in the CPSC notice.
The CPSC says consumers will be asked to destroy the plush bear by cutting it in half and to write an “X” on the pacifier in permanent marker. Consumers should then send a photo of the destroyed and marked accessories to support@babeside.com and dispose of the destroyed accessories.
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The CPSC describes the remedy as a repair. In practice, the remedy listed in the notice is free replacement similar toy accessories, including shipping. Babeside’s recall page says consumers may be asked to provide an order number if available, product photos and shipping details.
No incidents or injuries were reported in the CPSC notice.
That does not mean the recalled accessories should remain in use. The recall is based on the choking hazard identified by the CPSC, and the agency’s instruction is to remove the plush bear and pacifier from children immediately.
Consumers contacting the company or checking the CPSC notice can refer to recall number 26-561.
The most important details to watch for are any added product identifiers, any change to the sales period, any updated replacement instructions and any new injury or incident information. Do not sell, donate or give away the recalled accessories.
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