Product safety report
Product: 3 in 1 Baby Bedside Bassinet with Wheels (baby crib with wheels and separable sides for co-sleeping)
Product Name on Instructions: Multifunctional Splicing Crib
Other Product Identifiers: bzgj50077
Product carton identifiers: 178/200, MOGJ2601160005
SKU: CJJ-yingerchuang
Category: Childcare articles and children’s equipment: baby cots/cot beds/bassinet
PSD notification number: 2605-0089
Published on GOV.UK: 14 August 2026
The hazard
There is no evidence that the product has been assessed using the relevant UK conformity assessment procedures. Technical documentation demonstrating compliance with BS EN 1130:2019 for the crib and BS EN 16890:2017+A1:2021 for the mattress was not provided, and there is no evidence of adequate production control. The product and mattress lack the required markings, safety warnings and traceability information, including warnings relating to suffocation hazards. In addition, the product is not accompanied by instructions and safety information for safe use in English. The absence of required warnings, markings and instructions may also result in the product being assembled, secured or used incorrectly - for example placing the product against the adult’s bed without permanently fixing it in place. This could lead to the product moving, the infant slipping and receiving injuries.
The product does not meet the requirements of the General Product Safety Regulations 2005.
From the official product safety notice on GOV.UK, published by the Office for Product Safety and Standards.
What happened
The import was rejected at the border: “The import has been rejected at the border.” The notice is a Product Safety Report and orders no recall.
What to do
Turned away at the border, these cribs should not have reached UK homes. If you have a wheeled bedside crib with separable sides labelled Multifunctional Splicing Crib, or carrying the identifier bzgj50077, check it against the official notice. The notice is on GOV.UK.
Why it matters for your bed or cot
The notice records that technical documentation was not provided and that there were no English instructions or warnings. The example it gives is the everyday one: a bedside crib pushed against the adult bed and not fixed in place, which can move and let a baby slip. A bedside crib should come with straps or locks and instructions you can read.
