200,000 strollers now under recall

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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) -- Parents around the country are being asked to turn in some possibly dangerous strollers.

CNN reports the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall involving more than 200,000 Peg Perego strollers.

The agency says there's a major risk of entrapment and strangulation for infants younger than 12-months, if they're not harnessed properly.

This video shows the two models that are under recall: the Venezia and the Pliko-P-3 strollers. They were manufactured between January 2004 and September 2007 and sold nationwide.

The recall follows the 2004 death of a six-month-old California boy after his head was trapped between the stroller's seat and tray, according to CNN.

In 2006, a seven-month-old girl almost died in similar circumstances.

The CPSC says the following model numbers are included in the recall:

Pliko-P3 Stroller

IPFR28US34xxxxxxxx

IPPF28NA32 IPVA13MU09

IPFT28NA63 IPPF28NA57

IPFT28NA64 IPPF28NA65

IPP328MU10 IPPF28NA66

IPP328MU09 IPPF28NA67

IPP328US09 IPPF28NA68

IPP328US10 IPPO28US32

IPP329US10 IPPO28US34