Consumer Reports found banned baby products on Facebook Marketplace, eBay, Mercari and Craigslist, warning parents to check recalls before buying.

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Banned and recalled baby products are still showing up on popular online resale platforms, and parents may not even know they’re dangerous, Consumer Reports warns.

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Padded crib bumpers and infant inclined sleepers, both banned products, are still available for sale on secondhand marketplaces, according to Consumer Reports.

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