Babies’ Magic Tea Recalls Baby Sleep Gripe Water Over Alcohol Content
The Babies' Magic Tea brand's Baby Sleep Gripe Water was voluntarily recalled due to its alcohol content.
San Francisco Oakland San Jose, CA, October 12, 2026 — The Babies’ Magic Tea brand has initiated a voluntary recall of its Baby Sleep Gripe Water product. The reason cited for the recall is the presence of alcohol content in the product.
Details regarding the specific amount of alcohol detected, the manufacturing dates affected, or the geographic scope of the recall were not immediately available. The company stated the recall is voluntary.
Gripe water is a liquid dietary supplement commonly given to infants to relieve gastrointestinal discomfort, such as colic or teething pain. Ingredients can vary by brand but often include water, sweeteners, herbs like dill or chamomile, and sometimes alcohol, though many modern formulations are alcohol-free.
Consumers who have purchased Babies’ Magic Tea Baby Sleep Gripe Water are advised to check their product. Further information regarding the recall process, including instructions on how to return the product or seek a refund, was not provided in the initial announcement.
The contractor or company responsible for the production and distribution of the Babies’ Magic Tea brand was not specified. The timeline for when the issue was discovered or when the recall was initiated also remains unclear.
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