Prohibited & Recalled Items Policy

Effective Date: September 2026 • Platform Version 1.0 (Tricity Community)

Child safety is KidoMilo’s highest priority. To protect babies and children from known hazards, the following items are strictly prohibited from being listed, sold, or given away on KidoMilo. Any listing containing these items will be deleted immediately and the seller account may be restricted.

🚫 Recalled Infant Sleep Products & Drop-Side Cribs

Drop-side cribs: Any baby cot or crib where one side drops or slides down (banned worldwide due to suffocation and entrapment risk).
Inclined infant sleepers & rockers: (e.g. Fisher-Price Rock 'n Play, Boppy Newborn Loungers, or any inclined sleep cushion).
Padded cot bumpers / crib liners: Thick bumper pads that pose suffocation hazards.
Baby sleep positioners: Wedges or rolls claiming to keep babies on their backs.

⚠️ Expired, Damaged, or Incomplete Car Seats

Car seats save lives only when their structural integrity is 100% intact. We strictly prohibit:

Any car seat that has been involved in any vehicular accident or collision.
Car seats manufactured more than 6 years ago, or exceeding the manufacturer expiry date stamped on the plastic shell.
Car seats missing original harness straps, chest clips, or manufacturer labels.

⛔ Other Prohibited Goods

Baby formula, infant milk powder & medicines: Prescription drugs, opened infant formulas, homeopathic drops, and pediatric supplements.
Used breast pump parts: Open-system breast pumps or unsterilized non-closed tubing (closed-system electric motors may be listed without intimate contact parts).
Cracked or previously crashed helmets: Kids bicycle or scooter helmets showing visible structural cracks or internal foam dents.
Drawstrings on toddler outerwear: Clothing with long hood or waist cords that present strangulation hazards.
Adult or commercial goods: KidoMilo is strictly for kids' (0–14 years) goods, pregnancy gear, and parenting essentials.

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