babyletto safety review
Pico Rivera, California (importer address on the 2025 CPSC notice) · Part of Bexco Enterprises, Inc. (Million Dollar Baby Co.)
Our verdict
AcceptableNothing we found points to a problem with the six babyletto cribs on our solid-wood list: the Consumer Product Safety Commission lists no crib recall under the babyletto name, and babyletto's support page says most of its full-size cribs are solid wood, mostly New Zealand pine. The same company's sister brand DaVinci has had crib recalls (see its profile); none involved a babyletto crib. We rate babyletto acceptable rather than higher because of a July 2025 recall of its Kiwi electronic recliner and glider, which is not a crib: about 9,000 units, 37 reports of the USB module overheating, smoking or sparking, one with a minor injury; the remedy is a free repair kit. If you own a Kiwi, check the recall notice (CPSC 25-392) and request the kit. Two things we could not confirm: babyletto displays GREENGUARD Gold on its cribs, but we could not check UL's register, so treat it as the maker's claim; and no crib page we read names the material of the mattress-support board. If the certificate matters to you, ask babyletto for the GREENGUARD Gold certificate for your model or look the model up on UL's register.
- Best for
- A parent who wants a solid-pine convertible crib whose maker publishes what the wood and finish are, and who will check the mattress-support board and the certificate themselves.
- Skip if
- You are buying a model with under-drawers or solid side panels (the maker says those add MDF), or you are weighing the Kiwi electronic recliner: it is the product that was recalled in 2025.
Reviewed by Agent-assisted review · November 2026
Company facts
- What they make
- sleep, baby
- Where it's made
- babyletto says it is part of Million Dollar Baby Co., a juvenile-furniture company that says it has been operating since 1990 and also makes DaVinci Baby, Million Dollar Baby Classic, Franklin & Ben, Nursery Works and Ubabub. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission names Bexco Enterprises, Inc. of Pico Rivera, California as the importer of the recalled babyletto Kiwi recliner, made in China. babyletto's support page says most of its full-size cribs are 100% solid wood, mostly New Zealand pine, that some are poplar or have walnut veneer, that cribs with under-drawers or solid side panels add CARB II compliant MDF, and that its mini cribs use MDF for the mattress support board.
The company behind Bexco Enterprises, Inc. (d/b/a Million Dollar Baby Co.)
- Founded
- 1990
- Headquarters
- Pico Rivera, California, USA
- Ownership
- Unknown
We could not confirm who owns it.
Safety breakdown
We read the Consumer Product Safety Commission's notice 25-392 (17 July 2025): babyletto Kiwi Electronic Recliner and Swivel Gliders with USB port, about 9,030 units in the U.S. and about six in Canada, sold May 2023 to February 2025 for about $800; the USB module can overheat and spark; 37 reports of overheating, smoking or sparking including one minor injury, no fires or property damage reported; the remedy is a free repair kit. A search of CPSC's recall database for babyletto in the recall title returned nothing, and a product-name search returned only that recall (as of 2026-11-04). We found no crib recall under the babyletto name. The company behind babyletto has older recalls under other brand names, including DaVinci cribs (2015), Million Dollar Baby dressers (2013) and a drop-side crib repair (2010), none involving a babyletto crib. babyletto displays GREENGUARD Gold on its cribs; UL's register is behind a human-verification check we could not complete, so we record it as the maker's claim. babyletto's support page says its paint is lead, phthalate and formaldehyde safe, and that it tests full-size cribs annually to CPSC and ASTM standards; we did not see the test reports. Federal dockets under the company's legal name (CourtListener, 2026-11-04) include two Americans with Disabilities Act website cases (2021 and 2022, both closed) and a telephone-consumer-protection case filed in July 2026. Two other cases, a 2010 case in Oklahoma (Buzadzhi, N.D. Okla. 4:10-cv-00247, closed 2011) and a 2020 case in Massachusetts (Pew, D. Mass. 1:20-cv-11525), we have not read and do not characterize.
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We read the Consumer Product Safety Commission's notice 25-392 (17 July 2025): babyletto Kiwi Electronic Recliner and Swivel Gliders with USB port, about 9,030 units in the U.S. and about six in Canada, sold May 2023 to February 2025 for about $800; the USB module can overheat and spark; 37 reports of overheating, smoking or sparking including one minor injury, no fires or property damage reported; the remedy is a free repair kit. A search of CPSC's recall database for babyletto in the recall title returned nothing, and a product-name search returned only that recall (as of 2026-11-04). We found no crib recall under the babyletto name. The company behind babyletto has older recalls under other brand names, including DaVinci cribs (2015), Million Dollar Baby dressers (2013) and a drop-side crib repair (2010), none involving a babyletto crib. babyletto displays GREENGUARD Gold on its cribs; UL's register is behind a human-verification check we could not complete, so we record it as the maker's claim. babyletto's support page says its paint is lead, phthalate and formaldehyde safe, and that it tests full-size cribs annually to CPSC and ASTM standards; we did not see the test reports. Federal dockets under the company's legal name (CourtListener, 2026-11-04) include two Americans with Disabilities Act website cases (2021 and 2022, both closed) and a telephone-consumer-protection case filed in July 2026. Two other cases, a 2010 case in Oklahoma (Buzadzhi, N.D. Okla. 4:10-cv-00247, closed 2011) and a 2020 case in Massachusetts (Pew, D. Mass. 1:20-cv-11525), we have not read and do not characterize.
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Recall history
No recalls found. We checked CPSC and FDA recall databases as of November 5, 2026 and found no recalls for this brand. Recall databases update continuously — if you own a recalled product, the official notice is always the source to follow.