The Trade Inspection Authority inspected 10 baby strollers and prams, finding labeling errors and mechanical defects in 2 and 3 products, respectively. The errors included missing warnings, conflicting information, and outdated references. Mechanical defects involved ineffective seat belt systems, detachment of small parts, and permanent damage to the structure. This inspection highlights the importance of complying with product safety regulations to protect consumers. The affected businesses are manufacturers and sellers of baby strollers and prams.