NewsUK NewsProduct recallsMaxi-Cosi issued the alert for its Family Fix Slide Pro Base following reports of a malfunctioning safety indicator that could be dangerous21:45, 28 May 2026A baby car seat product has been urgently recalled amid concerns it could detach from its base and cause "injuries" to young children.Maxi-Cosi issued the alert for its Family Fix Slide Pro Base following reports of a faulty safety indicator. Customers are being urged to "stop using the product immediately", according to information published on the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) website.The recall notice states: "The product presents a risk of injuries because the indicator, which shows whether the seat is correctly fitted, may display "green" even when the car seat is not fully attached to the base. As a result, a user may believe the seat is properly connected when it is not."This could cause the seat to move or detach, potentially injuring the occupant."According to the OPSS, the car seat fails to comply with the requirements of the General Product Safety Regulations 2005. Maxi-Cosi is recalling products manufactured in China between September 6 last year and March 24, 2026.A statement on the brand's website reads: "Your child's safety drives every decision we make at Maxi-Cosi, and in keeping with our deep dedication to you and your family, we want to make you aware of a voluntary recall affecting your product."During a recent user test conducted as part of our continuous improvement efforts to enhance ease of use, we identified a potential misuse scenario involving a visual indicator on our new Maxi-Cosi FamilyFix base. 'We have initiated a voluntary product recall as part of our ongoing commitment to the highest possible standards of child safety, product quality, and ease of use."Article continues belowCustomers have been advised to verify their product by inputting the model reference number and manufacturing date on the manufacturer's website.According to Maxi-Cosi, the manufacturing date is located on the white label underneath the base, and consists of ten digits.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌BabiesProduct recallsBreaking News