About 81,800 Babysense Max View Baby Monitors, model number VBM55, got pulled from shelves. Why? They can catch fire. The announcement came on Feb. 26, and parents need to act fast if they own one of ...

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Babysense Max View Baby Monitors were recalled due to a potential fire hazard. Consumer Product Safety Commission officials said multiple incidents involving the affected devices have been reported.

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Parents rely on baby monitors for peace of mind, especially during naps and overnight sleep. A recently announced recall, however, is urging families to take immediate action if they own a specific ...

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About 81,000 Babysense baby monitors are being recalled because the display unit can overheat and potentially start a fire. If you own model VBM55RX, stop using it right away and contact the company ...

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