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Recall Issued for Over 6,200 Evenflo REO Car Seats in Canada

Transport Canada has issued a recall for more than 6,200 Evenflo REO convertible car seats sold in Canada. The recall is due to a potential safety issue with the adjustable headrest, which may shift during a crash in certain positions. Consumers are advised to check the model number to ensure their car seat is not affected by this recall.

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Transport Canada has announced a recall affecting over 6,200 Evenflo REO convertible car seats in Canada. The recall, reported on July 20, applies to car seats manufactured by Goodbaby between February 2025 and June 2026. The primary concern with these seats is that the adjustable headrest may shift position during a crash when installed in the forward-facing position and set to either position 10 or 11. This could compromise the safety of a child when the seat is in use, highlighting the importance of adhering to safety regulations for child car seats. Transport Canada has instructed consumers to verify the model number of their car seat to determine if it is included in the recall, emphasizing proactive measures to ensure child safety while driving.

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