PILLANI Recalls Nursing Pillows Over Suffocation Risk
Parents and caregivers should check model NP4351 for specific batch numbers to prevent infant injury.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Babies
PILLANI has issued a recall for its U-shaped nursing pillows, model number NP4351, citing significant suffocation risks. Parents and caregivers should check for specific batch numbers to determine if their product is affected.
Why it matters
The recalled pillows violate mandatory federal safety standards, posing a risk of serious injury or death. This recall is necessary to protect infants from suffocation hazards inherent in the design of these specific units.
The recall involves products identified by batch numbers 202604, 202605, and 202606, which violate mandatory safety standards for nursing pillows. It remains unknown how many units were distributed to the public.
The players
PILLANI
A manufacturer of infant care products that is currently overseeing a safety recall for its nursing pillows.
The details
The affected PILLANI nursing pillows are U-shaped and include an adjustable waist strap and a smaller attached pillow. These features do not meet established safety requirements for infant support products, creating a dangerous environment that can obstruct an infant's airway. The recall specifically impacts products marked with model number NP4351.
Timeline
October 29, 2026: Recall announcement published.
Health Landscape
This recall reinforces the application of mandatory federal safety standards for nursing pillows intended to prevent infant suffocation. Regulatory oversight in the infant product category continues to prioritize the elimination of designs that pose airway obstruction risks.
If you own a PILLANI model NP4351 pillow, stop using it immediately and contact the manufacturer with a photo of the product to secure a refund. Dispose of the item only after receiving specific instructions from the company.
The takeaway
Nursing pillows should be used only with constant adult supervision to minimize risks to infants. If you identify a recalled product, reach out to PILLANI to process your refund and follow their disposal guidance to ensure the item does not remain in circulation.
Further reading
For more on keeping your nursery environment secure, visit our Babies section.
