This week we’ve been following the massive recall of Maclaren strollers that was finally made official following reports of children’s fingertips being amputated. Now, it seems, that information is emerging that Maclaren knew—for an unbelievable five years—that the strollers could sever children’s fingers but did nothing until forced to by the government, the New York [...]

WASHINGTON (AP) — About a million Maclaren strollers sold by Target and Babies "R'' Us are being recalled after 12 reports of children having their fingertips amputated by a hinge mechanism.

See-ming Lee's Flickr For at least five years, popular stroller company Maclaren knew that children had been losing fingers in their stroller hinges, but the UK-based company did not inform the public or issue a recall until federal regulators all but forced it to do so. At least twelve children have had fingers cut off by Maclaren strollers, and earlier this week the company announced a ...

SINGAPORE: Pram manufacturer Maclaren is recalling one million strollers in the United States, after reports that at least 12 kids in the US had their fingertips cut off by the strollers’ hinge.

One million Maclaren prams were banned in the US after 12 children had their fingertips cut off because they became trapped in the stroller. However, the same model remains on sale here.

Mizuho Fukushima, minister in charge of consumer affairs, called Wednesday for the public to refrain from using strollers sold by British company Maclaren Ltd after…

Health Canada has followed the lead of U.S. regulators and ordered the recall of Maclaren strollers after reports that 15 children in the U.S. and one in Canada had their fingertips cut by the stroller's folding mechanism.

Health Canada has followed the lead of U.S. regulators and urged the recall of Maclaren strollers after reports that 15 children in the U.S. and one in Canada had their fingertips cut by the stroller's folding mechanism.

The million-stroller recall by British manufacturer Maclaren following reports of finger amputation has prompted the Consumer Product Safety Commission to take another look at all "umbrella" strollers that use similar hinges.

The fingertip amputation of 12 children has led Maclaren USA Incorporated to recall about one million strollers sold in the U.S. over the last decade.