Boon NURSH Reusable Baby Bottles Recalled Because of Choking Risk

On June 4, TOMY recalled its 8 oz. Boon NURSH reusable baby bottles because of problems that could lead to a baby or small child choking. The hard plastic shell around the bottle can partially peel off or bubble, and this can cause there to be loose scraps of filmy plastic. The remedy is to obtain a refund and replacement, but if your child was harmed by the pieces of plastic, this wouldn’t be sufficient, and you should call the seasoned Chicago-based lawyers of Moll Law Group to determine whether you have a viable basis to bring a lawsuit.

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This recall involves Boon NURSH 8 oz Reusable Baby Bottles 3-Pack in pink tie dye. Around 40,000 units of these reusable baby bottles were affected; TOMY has gotten 135 reports of peeling and bubbling, but there have been no reported injuries. The bottles are pink tie dye in color and came in a 3-pack. The bottles are made of soft silicone pouches surrounded by hard outer plastic shells with the Boon logo on the side of them. At the bottom of the packaging are the item number B11654 and the UPC 669028116546.

These bottles were sold at Walmart from November 2025-May 2026 as well as online on Walmart.com. They had a retail value of $20.

Customers have been asked to stop using the recalled bottles right away. You can contact TOMY to get a refund in the form of a $22 store credit from booninc.com store or a replacement set of three bottles. However, if your child was injured, you may be able to pursue compensation by filing a product liability lawsuit with the help of an experienced attorney.

Product liability lawsuits are brought when a product is defective in terms of its design, manufacturing, or marketing. Design flaws are flaws in the specifications by which a product is built. Typically, they exist in every unit of the product. In most cases, we’ll need to retain an expert to determine whether there is a design defect and whether that defect caused your injuries. Manufacturing defects, meanwhile, are flaws in how a product is made. In this case, the bottles may have a design flaw if the hard plastic surrounding the pouch is made with the correct material but the material flakes and bubbles. They may have a manufacturing defect if the wrong plastic was used.

Our attorneys will also need to establish a theory of liability. Each state has its own rules regarding the appropriate theories of liability that can be raised. These may include breach of warranty, breach of contract, negligence, or strict liability. In most cases, strict liability is the theory that most straightforwardly provides a path to relief; it requires us to prove: (1) there was a defect, (2) the defect caused your injuries, (3) damages.

Discuss Your Child’s Injuries with a Product Liability Attorney

If your child was injured as the result of a Boon NURSH reusable baby bottle, please call the knowledgeable Chicago-based product liability lawyers of Moll Law Group to determine whether you have a viable claim. Complete our online form or call us at 312.462.1700.