#Magnet blocks recalled update

#Magnet blocks recalled update

Be aware when you give gifts so you don’t end up doing more harm than good this holiday season.Ī Complete List of Recalled Toys Due to Lead Safety Standard Violations Reported by the CPSC This Year As Of Today, October 9th, 2007 (We will try to update the list as they come in, but you can find more recent recalls here) We will endeavor to keep you up to date on the toys that should be avoided this Christmas season and beyond. Therefore, although the list below only includes those children’s toy recalls involving lead, parents are advised to read ALL recalls announced by the CPSC, and to subscribe to our Consumer Product Recall Feed or Newsletter. Toys are recalled for a variety of reasons, often for design flaws that pose strangulation hazards, loose parts that pose choking hazards, poorly written instructions (as was the case in a recent Crib Recall), and more than a few involving toys with small magnets recalled for the risk of being swallowed and sticking together inside a child’s intestines. Note: It may not be 100% complete at any given time since new recalls are coming out every day (sometimes it seems like every hour). Just to give you an idea of how many children’s toys have been recalled due to lead poisoning hazards and/or violations of lead safety standards, we have compiled a list based on all of the recalls announced by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) so far this year.

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