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Dream On Me is recalling about 50,000 bath seats because they fail to meet federal safety standards, according to PRNewswire. The bath seats can tip over, which can lead to drowning. Dream On Me is asking that consumers who have purchased the faulty bath seats contact the company to receive a replacement bath tub.

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