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Primark Issues Urgent Recall for Little Bear Soother Clips Due to Choking Risk

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If you’ve ever grabbed a soother clip to keep a pacifier from falling to the floor, you understand their practical value during those early baby days. Recently, Primark announced a recall of one of its soother clip sets following concerns that a part may detach and expose a sharp screw, posing potential choking and injury risks for infants.

Key Information Parents Need Right Now

Primark is recalling approximately 1,330 Little Bear 2-pack Soother Clips due to reports indicating that the wooden button can detach, exposing a sharp screw. This presents serious choking and laceration hazards for babies.

The company has received five reports of the wooden button coming off. In one incident, the screw was found inside an infant’s mouth, while another child suffered cuts to the arm.

Families in possession of this product should stop using it immediately.

How to Identify the Recalled Soother Clips

This recall affects the Primark Little Bear 2-pack Soother Clip, which features:

a cloth strap designed to secure a pacifier

adorable small bear motifs on the strap

a wooden button attached to clip the strap onto a child’s clothing

The product code, 991139699, can be found on the price tag located on the back of the product packaging.

If you own these soother clips, please check the packaging for the product code and discontinue use immediately.

Where and When It Was Sold

As per the recall notice, these soother clips were sold at Primark locations in:

  • The Northeast
  • Florida
  • Maryland
  • Illinois

They were available from June 2025 through August 2025, retailing for around $5.

Next Steps: Stop Using + Return for Refund

Primark advises consumers to cease using the recalled soother clips immediately and return them to any Primark store for a full refund using the original payment method.

For customer inquiries:

Primark: 617-946-3236 (8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET, Monday–Friday)

Online: www.primark.com/recall

Or visit www.primark.com and click “Recalls” at the bottom of the page for further details.

A Quick Reminder About Soother Clip Safety

Soother clips offer convenience but should not be meant for mouthing or chewing. Here are some safety tips to keep in mind:

regularly inspect clips for loose parts or damage

choose clips that do not contain small or rigid components that could come loose

remove clips during sleep or when the child is unsupervised

If you notice any damage or looseness, it’s best to stop using the clip, even if it hasn’t been recalled.

Reporting Issues

If you have encountered a defect, injury, or near miss involving this product (or any children’s product), consider reporting it to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). Parent reports help identify trends and can expedite safety actions.

FAQ

How can I tell if mine is recalled?

Check the product packaging for the code 991139699 and confirm the presence of the Little Bear design with a wooden button clip.

Is it okay to give it away or donate it?

No. Recalled baby items should not be passed along. Please follow Primark’s guidance to return the product for a refund.

What alternatives can I use?

If you decide to use a soother clip, select designs made with secure, one-piece construction and regularly inspect them. Supervision and routine safety checks are crucial.

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