DaVinci safety review
Pico Rivera, California (importer address on 2019-2020 CPSC notices); Montebello on the 2013 and 2015 notices · Part of Bexco Enterprises, Inc. (Million Dollar Baby Co.)
Our verdict
CautionThe grade is caution because a DaVinci crib line on our list was recalled. In July 2015 Bexco recalled about 11,660 DaVinci cribs, expanded in October 2015 by about 6,000 more, because a metal bracket connecting the mattress support to the crib can break, leaving an uneven sleeping surface or a gap in which a baby could be trapped or fall. The affected models were built May to December 2012, among them the Jenny Lind (model M7391); only specific serial numbers are covered, so check the crib's label against the lists in CPSC notices 15-185 and 16-002. The firm reported 10 broken or detached brackets in the first recall and five more in the expansion, and no injuries. The free remedy is a replacement mattress support with brackets. A crib sold new today should not come from the 2012 production run, so this matters mainly for a used or hand-me-down crib. We found no recall of the Kalani. In 2010 the same company also repaired about 156,000 drop-side cribs sold under the Million Dollar Baby, Baby Mod and DaVinci names, including an older Jenny Lind model (M0391); drop-side cribs are a different design from the cribs we list. The same company later recalled the DaVinci Bailey bassinet twice, in December 2019 and July 2020. DaVinci displays GREENGUARD Gold; we could not check UL's register, so read that as the maker's claim.
- Best for
- A parent buying a new DaVinci crib who will check the model against the recall notices.
- Skip if
- You are accepting a used Jenny Lind, Reagan, Emily or Jamie crib built in 2012 without checking its serial label against the recall.
Reviewed by Agent-assisted review · November 2026
Company facts
- What they make
- sleep, baby
- Where it's made
- DaVinci Baby says it is part of The MDB Family, a juvenile-furniture company it says has operated since 1990, the same company that makes babyletto. The Consumer Product Safety Commission names the firm as Bexco Enterprises, Inc., doing business as DaVinci (and as Million Dollar Baby), at Montebello in 2013 and 2015 and at Pico Rivera in 2019-2020. The 2015 crib recalls say the cribs were made in China; the 2020 bassinet recall says Taiwan.
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
Recalls (Consumer Product Safety Commission, read 2026-11-04). 15-185, 15 July 2015: Bexco Enterprises Inc. of Montebello, California; about 11,660 cribs (40 more in Canada); models Reagan M2801, Emily M4791, Jamie M7301 and Jenny Lind M7391; built May to December 2012, sold May 2012 to December 2013 at Target, juvenile stores and Amazon for $150 to $250; mattress-support bracket can break; 10 reports, no injuries. 16-002, 1 October 2015: same four models, additional serial numbers, about 6,000 more cribs; five more reports, no injuries. Both are more than three years old and name the Jenny Lind line we list, so they set the grade under Rule 1. Other DaVinci recalls: Bailey bassinet, 20-711 (5 December 2019, support legs can break, 19 reports, no injuries) and 20-762 (9 July 2020, mattress support can disengage, 13 reports, no injuries), about 3,000 units each. We found no recall of the Kalani. 13-106 (30 January 2013): about 18,000 Million Dollar Baby four-drawer dressers, sold as part of the DaVinci collection, that can tip over when a child climbs the open drawers; CPSC reported two deaths (an 11-month-old and a 20-month-old), cause not determined; the remedy is a free wall-anchor kit. 10-277 (24 June 2010): a repair program for about 156,000 drop-side cribs sold January 2000 to March 2010 under the Million Dollar Baby, Baby Mod and DaVinci names, after 43 reports of drop-side failures, eight of children entrapped (three with bruises) and three falls without injury; it lists an older Jenny Lind (M0391), not the M7391 of 2015. Certifications. DaVinci displays GREENGUARD Gold; UL's register could not be reached, so it is the maker's claim. Courts. Federal dockets under the company's legal name include two Americans with Disabilities Act website cases and a telephone-consumer-protection case, none a product matter. Two other cases, a 2010 case in Oklahoma (Buzadzhi, N.D. Okla. 4:10-cv-00247) 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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Recalls (Consumer Product Safety Commission, read 2026-11-04). 15-185, 15 July 2015: Bexco Enterprises Inc. of Montebello, California; about 11,660 cribs (40 more in Canada); models Reagan M2801, Emily M4791, Jamie M7301 and Jenny Lind M7391; built May to December 2012, sold May 2012 to December 2013 at Target, juvenile stores and Amazon for $150 to $250; mattress-support bracket can break; 10 reports, no injuries. 16-002, 1 October 2015: same four models, additional serial numbers, about 6,000 more cribs; five more reports, no injuries. Both are more than three years old and name the Jenny Lind line we list, so they set the grade under Rule 1. Other DaVinci recalls: Bailey bassinet, 20-711 (5 December 2019, support legs can break, 19 reports, no injuries) and 20-762 (9 July 2020, mattress support can disengage, 13 reports, no injuries), about 3,000 units each. We found no recall of the Kalani. 13-106 (30 January 2013): about 18,000 Million Dollar Baby four-drawer dressers, sold as part of the DaVinci collection, that can tip over when a child climbs the open drawers; CPSC reported two deaths (an 11-month-old and a 20-month-old), cause not determined; the remedy is a free wall-anchor kit. 10-277 (24 June 2010): a repair program for about 156,000 drop-side cribs sold January 2000 to March 2010 under the Million Dollar Baby, Baby Mod and DaVinci names, after 43 reports of drop-side failures, eight of children entrapped (three with bruises) and three falls without injury; it lists an older Jenny Lind (M0391), not the M7391 of 2015. Certifications. DaVinci displays GREENGUARD Gold; UL's register could not be reached, so it is the maker's claim. Courts. Federal dockets under the company's legal name include two Americans with Disabilities Act website cases and a telephone-consumer-protection case, none a product matter. Two other cases, a 2010 case in Oklahoma (Buzadzhi, N.D. Okla. 4:10-cv-00247) 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.