According to the Daily Mail, the Australian consumer rights organization Choice recently conducted safety tests on multiple baby strollers in the Australian market. According to the survey, according to Choice's testing standards, seven expensive baby strollers do not meet the standards, including the Stokke Xplore, which is priced at 10000 yuan in China and is the same model as Cecilia Cheung. Australian Consumers Association tests baby strollers and finds risk of suffocation

The report states that the baby strollers involved meet the mandatory safety standards issued by Australia and are available in stores. But data shows that in the past four years, the number of injuries related to baby strollers in Australia has increased by over 40%. A spokesperson for consumer rights organization Choice told The Daily Telegraph that Australia's current product safety system needs to be updated.

Choice spokesperson Stephanie Meneses said, "Tests have shown that problematic baby strollers pose a risk of causing infants to suffocate, be restrained, and squeezed." Choice selected 11 of the most expensive baby strollers for testing, and 7 of them did not meet the standards. Among these 7 problematic baby strollers, only iCAndy Peach brand products have been recalled. The baby stroller is involved, and the distributor questions the testing agency's hype.

According to the Daily Telegraph, some baby stroller brands and distributors have questioned the test results.

Charles White, the head of CNP Brands, a distributor of 4Moms baby strollers, said, "If Choice said everything was good, they probably wouldn't have read their report, so they hyped up consumer concerns to gain economic benefits

Choice denies this accusation, stating that they prioritize consumers and their testing team is experienced and always operates according to standards.

The same product is available for sale in China, with a baby "luxury car" priced at 10000 yuan.

The reporter found through search that some of the high-end baby strollers that were accused of being unqualified are sold domestically in China. Stokke Xplore brand baby strollers have a flagship store on a certain online store, with the brand's Chinese name being Stokke Jia'er. The price of baby strollers on sale ranges from 6000 yuan to 13000 yuan. Among nearly 300 purchase reviews, some consumers gave evaluations such as "big brand" and "high-end".

Some purchasing agencies and online shopping platforms advertise Stokke's "Cecilia Cheung Same Style" baby stroller. It is reported that this Norwegian baby products company has 16 stores in Beijing, located in high-end shopping centers such as Wangfujing, Jianguo Road, and Liangmaqiao. For the sales issue of problematic baby strollers in the Chinese market, the reporter called the sales department of Sitongjia Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. multiple times, but no one answered.

Child stroller safety hazards are not isolated cases. Last year, 70000 child seats were recalled

The reporter found that the safety issues of baby strollers abroad are not isolated cases. In February 2017, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced the recall of over 70000 Britax basket style child car seats. The safety seat handles involved in this recall are at risk of breaking or causing the seats to suddenly fall off. Baodeshi has received 74 accident reports, including one baby who was hit on the head due to a seat falling off.