CPSC Recalls About 3,332 Costway Convertible High Chairs for Entrapment and Fall Hazards

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a recall of approximately 3,332 Costway convertible high chairs on October 22, citing entrapment and fall hazards that violate the federal mandatory safety standard for high chairs. If you have a Costway high chair that converts into a table-and-chair set, stop using it now and check the CPSC website for remedy information.

What to Do

The remedy for this recall is replacement. To claim it, contact Costway or visit the CPSC recall page directly at cpsc.gov for full instructions on how to return or exchange the product. The CPSC recall listing provides the most current contact information and remedy details.

If you're not sure whether your chair is the recalled model, the safest approach is to stop using it until you've confirmed with the manufacturer. High chairs that convert to table sets are the affected style — standard high chairs that don't convert are not part of this recall.

A Busy Month for Child Product Safety

This is the sixth significant child product safety action this pipeline has tracked in October 2026. The month has included:

• ONTHEWEI — October 9
• Papablic / bblüv products — October 15
• Lucakuins — October 27
• Flyboss 3-in-1 Infant Bouncer CPSC warning — October 29 (stop use immediately; collapse hazard)
• Harkla Children's Compression Sensory Swing recall — October 30 (approximately 31,075 units; 4-hole ceiling hook plate; 14 injuries)
• Costway Convertible High Chair recall — October 22 (approximately 3,332 units)

When a product recall is issued, there's no need to wait until the remedy arrives before stopping use. The recall itself is the signal to take the product out of service.

Quick Reference

What's Next

Check cpsc.gov/Recalls for the full recall listing, including any injury reports, exact model information, and current remedy contact details — the CPSC page will have the most up-to-date instructions. If you received this product as a gift or bought it secondhand, the recall still applies. You can also sign up for CPSC recall alerts at cpsc.gov to get future safety notices directly by email.