Costway High Chair Recall: What to Do If You Bought One at Walmart or Target

The Costway high chair recall covers about 3,332 chairs sold at Walmart, Target and Costway.com. See how to check yours and get a free replacement.

Oct 26, 2026 - 13:01

Costway High Chair Recall: What to Do If You Bought One at Walmart or Target

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Baby in a pink top eating from a spoon at mealtime, a reminder to check for the Costway high chair recall

By Janice Robinson-Celeste

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a Costway high chair recall on October 22, 2026, covering about 3,332 convertible high chairs sold at Walmart and Target stores nationwide and on Costway.com. If one of these chairs is in your kitchen, stop using it today. The fix is a free replacement, and the steps take only a few minutes. (Source: CPSC recall notice)

Key Takeaways

About 3,332 Costway convertible high chairs (the kind that turn into a table and chair set) are recalled.
They were sold at Walmart, Target and Costway.com from May 2023 through July 2026 for $84 to $100.
The chairs have no passive restraint, so a baby can slip between the tray and seat and become trapped or fall.
Stop using the chair now and contact Costway for a free replacement.

Which Chairs Are in the Costway High Chair Recall?

The recall covers Costway convertible high chairs that convert into a small table and chair set. They came in four color combinations: purple and white, red and white, blue and white, and brown and white. According to the CPSC, they sold for $84 to $100 between May 2023 and July 2026.

The chairs have no model numbers or tracking information printed on them, so go by the brand, the convertible table-and-chair design, the colors and where you bought it.

Why Is This High Chair Dangerous?

A safe high chair has a passive restraint, which is a fixed post between the baby’s legs that keeps a child from sliding down and out under the tray. These chairs do not have one. The CPSC says a child can slip through the opening between the tray and the seat, become entrapped, or fall, which can cause serious injury or death. The chairs also fail the federal mandatory standard for high chairs.

No injuries have been reported in the Costway high chair recall. That is exactly why acting now matters: recalls work best when families respond before anyone gets hurt.

Costway High Chair Recall: What Parents Should Do Now

Stop using the chair. Move it out of the kitchen so no one uses it by habit.
Contact Costway. Call 844-242-1885 (9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific, Monday through Friday), email recall@costway.com, or go to Costway.com and click “Recall” at the bottom of the page.
Send proof. Costway asks for a receipt or a photo of the chair.
Ship it back. Costway sends a prepaid return label, then ships a free replacement once it receives the recalled chair.

While you wait, feed your baby in a different high chair, a booster seat with straps, or on your lap.

A baby sits in a high chair eating from a plate while a parent rests a hand on the back of the chair.

How to Check Any High Chair at Home

Use the Costway high chair recall as a reason to look over every seat your baby uses, including the one at Grandma’s house:

There is a fixed post or bar between the legs, so the tray is not the only thing keeping your baby in.
The waist and crotch straps work, and you buckle them every time.
The tray locks firmly and does not pop off when tugged.
The chair sits wide and steady, away from counters and walls your baby can push off.

For more ways to set up a safer space for your little one, read our guide to creating a safe and calm nursery.

Know someone who shops at Walmart or Target for baby gear? Share this so they can check their high chair too.

For more ways to keep mealtime and playtime safer at home, see our guide to maintaining a safe home environment for your children and this list of fall hazards you may have in your home.