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While the crib recall appears very serious, I think sometimes its okay to consider the severity of the recall and move on accordingly. Sometimes that means throwing out your Tylenol, and other times it means realizing you wouldn’t allow your child in a situation where she would have access to long cords on mini-blinds anyway.
That said, I hope the crib recall is handled efficiently and allows you money back, or a replacement right away. I’m afraid with over 2.2 million cribs being recalled, the wait time to have the situation rectified could be long. Let us know. I’ll be curious to see how this will be handled.
#1 by Malisa at July 1st, 2010
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While the crib recall appears very serious, I think sometimes its okay to consider the severity of the recall and move on accordingly. Sometimes that means throwing out your Tylenol, and other times it means realizing you wouldn’t allow your child in a situation where she would have access to long cords on mini-blinds anyway.
That said, I hope the crib recall is handled efficiently and allows you money back, or a replacement right away. I’m afraid with over 2.2 million cribs being recalled, the wait time to have the situation rectified could be long. Let us know. I’ll be curious to see how this will be handled.