"Strangulation risk" refers to the danger of getting something such as a cord, rope, or fabric wrapped around your neck in a way that can cut off your breathing and be harmful or even fatal. Full definition
Sponsoring Rep. Emily McAsey, D - Lockport, cited warnings from the Illinois attorney general's office that bumpers were posing suffocation and strangulation risks for babies. (articles.chicagotribune.com)
Strangulation risk if the child slips into leg openings or becomes entangled in the harness straps (kidsindanger.org)
Common hazardous toy designs involve small parts that create choking risks, flammable materials, use of toxic substances like lead paint, cadmium or chemicals, jagged or sharp edges, ropes or strings that create strangulation risks, and projectile or launching toys that can cause eye and other injuries. (altmanllp.com)