Baby stuff companies make a lot of money selling new items and nothing from used items. Their things are always on the recall posters at stores. Are they all

Baby stuff companies make a lot of money selling new items and nothing from used items. Their things are always on the recall posters at stores. Are they all super dangerous? Or do they recall things that are a few years old so that the used items shouldn't be sold? I imagine the cost of a recall of something that has been discarded or put in the closet is pretty low. Incidentally, perhaps you can eventually be paid back for your stroller or crib if you do keep the receipt and watch the lists. Thrift stores will have to check recall lists of donated items and discard the ones that are recalled, or there might be some legal exposure.