There's a warning out to parents about infant clothing sold by Carter's.

There have been hundreds of reports of chidren coming down with rashes, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

The items included in this alert were all part of the 2007 line. They don't have normal tags. The labels in the back of the clothing consist of heat transfers.

It's believed those transfers may cause an alergic reaction in some infants.

Some of the clothing items include: pajamas, shirts and body suits. They were sold in Carter's stores, department and national chain stores.

Consumers seeking more information can call 888-282-4674.

You can also find information on Carter's Web site.