Defective Baby Products

When parents buy baby gear, they trust that those products are safe. Whether it is a crib, a stroller, a car seat, or a toy, you expect that the people who made it tested it and followed safety rules. Sadly, that is not always the case. Some baby products on the market today are not only unsafe—they are dangerous. And when a product meant to help your child causes harm instead, someone should be held responsible.

At Farzan Law, we help families in Los Angeles whose children have been injured by faulty baby items. These are some of the hardest cases we handle, not just because of the injuries involved, but because of the emotional weight they carry. Attorney Alex Farzan takes every one of these cases personally. He understands that when a child is hurt, the entire family feels it—and he fights to make sure your voice is heard.

If your child was harmed by a baby product you thought was safe, call (424) 325-3112 to speak with us. The consultation is free, and there is no fee unless we recover money for you.

When Baby Products Go Wrong

Not every injury is just an accident. Some happen because a company rushed a product to the shelves without proper testing. Others happen because a part broke when it should not have. Sometimes it is because there were no warnings, no instructions, or no safety features built in.

We have seen infant loungers that cause suffocation, strollers that collapse while in use, car seats that fail during a crash, and toys with parts that come loose and get swallowed. Many of these items were recalled only after children were already hurt or worse.

As a parent, you should not have to wonder if the crib your baby sleeps in or the bottle they drink from is safe. If a product designed for babies ends up causing harm, that is not just a mistake—it is negligence.

Common Types of Dangerous Baby Products

While any product can fail, some items have shown higher risks over the years. These include sleep-related products like inclined sleepers, items with small parts, toys made with unsafe materials, and baby furniture that is poorly built or not stable. Some injuries happen in the home. Others happen in daycare settings, when products are shared or used by caregivers.

The result can be serious injuries—head trauma, broken bones, choking incidents, suffocation, or exposure to toxic chemicals. Many times, these injuries could have been prevented if the company had taken better steps from the start.

What You Can Recover

When your child is hurt, no amount of money can undo what happened. But the law does allow families to recover damages for the harm caused. That includes medical bills, future treatment, emotional distress, and pain the child went through. In cases with long lasting effects, families may also recover for therapy, special care, and other changes needed at home.

If the injury was caused by a known defect that the company ignored, you may also be able to seek added damages meant to hold them fully accountable. These cases are about more than money—they are about protecting your family and helping make sure the same thing does not happen to someone else.

Why Choose Farzan Law

We know how hard it is to see your child in pain. These cases are emotional, and they need to be handled with care. At Farzan Law, we treat every family with respect, patience, and clear communication. Attorney Alex Farzan will take the time to listen to your story, explain your options, and stand with you through the process.

We handle the legal side so you can focus on your child. We look into how the product failed, who is responsible, and how we can help you move forward. You never have to worry about paying us out of pocket—we only get paid if we win your case.

Talk to a Los Angeles Baby Product Injury Lawyer Today

If your child was hurt by a product that should have been safe, do not wait to get help. Companies move quickly to protect themselves after an injury is reported, and you deserve someone who will move just as quickly to protect your child’s rights.

Call Farzan Law today at (424) 325-3112 to speak with us. The consultation is private, free, and there is no pressure. We are here to listen, to help, and to fight for families who were let down by companies that put profits ahead of safety.

Your child deserves better. Let us help you take the next step.