Graco is voluntarily recalling select infant car seats due to a “structural issue” with the base, the company announced. The recalled SnugRide Turn & Slide seats were sold in the U.S. from Jan through March 2026 at Amazon, Babylist, Target, Walmart, and on Graco’s website. “We know parents rely on Graco products every day, and we understand this may create frustration and disruption for families,” Graco said. “We are working quickly to support affected families and will provide a replacement product at no cost.” Which car seats are included in Graco’s recall? You’ll need to check the model number and color of the seats, according to Graco. This can be found on the product label. In addition to verifying with the below list of recalled models, you can enter the seat’s model number on Graco’s website to confirm whether it has been recalled. When is Target’s 2026 car seat trade-in, and what will you receive?
The recalled products include the following products with the matching model numbers and colors:
- Noir/Black 2231887
- Sandstone/Tan 2231806
- Mulberry/Girl-Plum 2231885
- Sandstone/Tan 2231881
- Noir/Black 2231884
- Noir/Black SnugRide Turn & Slide Rotating Infant Car Seat Base: 2231810
- Black Modes Nest Travel System with SnugRide Turn & Slide ICS: 2243083 Noir/Black
- SnugRide Turn & Slide Rotating Infant Car Seat: 2231809
What to do with the recalled car seat Graco advises customers to stop using the seat with the base immediately. They should take a photo of the product and upload it to gracobaby.com/nsrecall/recall.html for a replacement. “The current seat may continue to be used without the base in accordance with the product instructions while you wait for your selected replacement product,” Graco said.
Source: Graco infant car seats sold at Amazon, Target and Walmart recalled over structural issue
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