CPSC Warning: Stop Using Flyboss 3-in-1 Infant Bouncers Immediately

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a warning for Flyboss 3-in-1 Infant Bouncers: the product can collapse during use, creating a fall hazard for infants. If you have one, stop using it now.

Approximately 14,200 units are affected. The CPSC received 191 reports of collapse incidents involving the bouncers. In 115 of those cases, an infant's head struck the surface below. No fatal injuries have been publicly reported, but the incident volume is significant — and the risk is real enough that the CPSC is urging immediate cessation of use.

Context: A Busy Month for Infant Product Safety

This is the fourth significant baby product safety action in October 2026. Earlier this month, the CPSC took action on infant bath seats and other gear. These alerts arrive at an irregular pace, but October has been a notably active month.

The volume of recent safety actions is a reminder that it's worth checking the CPSC website periodically — cpsc.gov has a recall and warning database that's searchable by product category, brand, or keyword. If you have infant gear from less-familiar brands, a quick check takes two minutes and could prevent an injury.

What's Next

Visit cpsc.gov and search "Flyboss" to access the current warning information and any available remedy. If your product is confirmed affected and no remedy is yet available, keep the product out of reach and check back within the week. Share this information with anyone you know who may have gifted or loaned this product to a family with an infant.