Requires infant head support devices sold in New York to include a warning about skull deformation risks.
This bill mandates that any infant head support device sold in New York must display a clear warning about the risks of skull flattening, molding, or deformation from prolonged use. The warning must be on the device and its packaging, specifying that parents should limit the time their baby spends on the device and frequently reposition them. The Department of Health will create a model label for these warnings.
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