article_snippet.sent: Both mothers had purchased the Nutkin three-drawer cotbeds from Dicken's company, Baumhaus Ltd, which had the beds produced in China and imported back into Britain for distribution.
article_snippet.sent: Amersham Crown Court heard Ophelia Conant had put Ophelia in the cotbed for Ophelia lunchtime sleep on April 16, 2013, when Ophelia saw Ophelia getting into difficulty via the video monitoring system.
article_snippet.sent: Louise Conant complained to Trading Standards at Buckinghamshire County Council and officers took away the cotbed before confronting Baumhaus.
article_snippet.sent: Trading Standards at Buckinghamshire County Council and officers were shown a copy of the video of Ophelia and immediately recalled all the cots a copy of the video of Ophelia had sent out around the country.
article_snippet.sent: Following test reports and an offer from Dickens to give Louise Conant a part-refund, Baumhaus was served a product recall notice in July 2013, which recovered 93 per cent of the 212 cotbeds sold.
article_snippet.sent: A month later Dickens was interviewed under caution during which Dickens confirmed the company had designed the Nutkin cotbed, which was produced in China and imported back into Britain for distribution.
article_snippet.sent: She added that the company had acted quickly to remove the product placed on the market in 2013 from distribution and done all the product placed on the market in 2013 could to trace the remaining cots, all of which were accepted by Judge Holt.
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Conant said: 'I bought what I thought was the best for Ophelia - a premium quality cot bed.
article_snippet.sent: Standards Officers Rebecca Kaya (right) and Kirit Vadia (left) examine the Nutkin three-drawer cotbed . '
article_snippet.sent: Ms Kaya added that they believe there are still 12 cotbeds out there that weren't reached during the product recall.