More Than 211,000 Children’s Pajamas Recalled at Meijer Over Safety Concerns
The Meijer children’s pajamas recall came after the retailer identified that they fail to meet mandatory flammability standards.
Posted on 02/20/26 at 13:03
- 211,500 Pajamas Recalled
- Burn Risk for Children
- Failure to Meet Flammability Standards
According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Meijer has announced a Meijer children’s pajamas recall due to a potential burn hazard.
The measure affects one-piece footed sleepwear sold under the MCS and Lullaby Lane brands.
The recalled models correspond to sizes 12, 18, and 24 months.
The notice was published on Thursday, February 19, on the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s website.
According to the official notification, the garments violate mandatory flammability standards for children’s sleepwear.
These regulations are designed to protect young children from death and serious burn injuries associated with clothing ignition.
Failure to Meet Flammability Standards
The regulations were created to protect minors from small open flame sources.
These include matches, lighters, candles, fireplace embers, stoves, and space heaters.
To comply with the law, children’s sleepwear must pass specific flammability tests.
In this case, the garments do not meet those requirements, prompting the Meijer children’s pajamas recall.
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Approximately 211,500 units are being recalled.
Meijer has asked customers to stop using the garments immediately.
The company is requesting that the items be returned to any Meijer store for a full refund.
Product Details and Points of Sale
The recalled pajamas come in 10 different styles.
They include a variety of colors and prints.
The brand name, size, and the text “Made in Thailand” are printed on the neck label.
The style number can be found on a sewn-in tag along the side seam.
Among the MCS brand models are styles 7903815 – Heart; 7903816 – Hugs and Kisses; 7903824 – Lucky Clover; and 7903830 – Bunny.
Also included among the recalled pajamas are style 7904907 – Heather Beige Halloween and 7905646 – Cupid’s Bows; Clovers.
Under the Lullaby Lane brand, recalled styles include 7904011, with variants such as Airplane, Animal Print, Animals, Apples, Camping, Daisies, Dinosaurs, Ducklings, Elephants, Forest, Highland Cow, Lilac Safari, White Safari, Sheep, Floral Toile, and Bees.
Style 7904012 includes Prairie, Sharks, Star and Moon, and Strawberries.
Style 7904013 includes Chalk Blue, Green, Heather Gray, Pastel Lilac, Pink A Boo, and Dusty Blue.
Style 7905217 includes variants such as Blue Dinosaur, Pink Dinosaur, Fair Isle, Heart, Multi Plaid, Pink Penguin, Aqua Icy Penguin, Polar Bear, Trees, Buffalo Plaid, Reindeer Heads, and Gingerbread.
Style 7905218 includes Arctic Scene and Bows.
The garments were sold at Meijer stores in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Kentucky.
The sales period ran from December 2024 through October 2025.
Prices ranged from $5 to $12.
No Reports of Incidents
As of February 19, no injuries or incidents related to the product have been reported.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued the notice as part of its regulatory procedures.
The Meijer children’s pajamas recall aims to prevent potential risks before any harm occurs.
Meijer reiterated its call for consumers to stop using the affected garments.
Customers can return the items to stores to receive the appropriate refund.
The action is part of enforcement mechanisms to ensure compliance with safety standards for children’s products.
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