In response to at least 32 infant deaths caused by “drop-side” cribs, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recently issued string
Via Jonathan Rosenfeld, Steven M. Sweat
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In response to at least 32 infant deaths caused by “drop-side” cribs, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recently issued stringent new rules for cribs in hotels. As of December 2012, all U.S. hotels and motels must:
The new regulations also affect childcare centers, and places “of public accommodation.”
The rules come after a general ban of drop-side cribs on June 28.