Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2012-10-09
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Reported risk: The seat may loosen or unexpectedly detach from the base of the high chair, creating a fall hazard. Graco Children's Products has received 58 reports of seats loosening or detaching from the base of the high chair, including nine reports in the United States of children falling from the high chair when the seat unexpectedly detached from the base resulting in bumps, bruises and scratches. In Canada, Graco received notice of one concussion.
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