A line of merchandise for younger kids, bought by the identical child model throughout a number of Aussie shops and on-line, have been recalled over main fears they may result in choking, suffocation or loss of life in youngsters.
Product Safety Australia (PSA) has recalled a variety of Romper & Co kids’s toys after it was discovered they didn’t adjust to the obligatory normal in place for toys for kids aged 36 months and youthful.
PSA warns the toys in query pose a “risk of choking, suffocation or death to young children if they put small or dislodged parts into their mouth.”
Parents are being urged to examine their kids’s toy bins for the merchandise, and are suggested to right away cease utilizing them and preserve them out of their kids’s attain.
“Consumers should return the product to their place of purchase or contact Romper & Co to arrange a refund,” the recall discover reads.
The hazardous merchandise, which had been bought between 20 December 2020 and 25 February 2024, are:
- a silicone and wood round teether and sensory toy (referred to as a “360 teether”);
- a rattan rattle within the form of an acorn, containing a bell (“acorn rattan rattle”);
- a wood barbell-shaped rattle with 3 wood rings across the wood stick (“wooden barbell rattle”);
- wood egg-shaped musical shakers and sensory toys (“egg shakers”); and
- wood maraca musical devices (“wooden toy maracas”).
Aside from Romper & Co, merchants who bought the merchandise embody Broome Thyme, Campus & Co, Charleston Trading, Eclectic Broken Hill, Hey There Tallulah, I em clothes, Kinfolk Collective, Lake Kids Boutique, Little Fawn & Co, Little GC, Little Loves & You, Logan & Roo, Lou + Mae, Mordialloc Florist, Olli Loves, Salt Bush & Surf
Sohl retailer and The Little Toy Shop.
Separate remembers notices have been issued for different Romper & Co merchandise, together with a two piece kids’s bamboo cotton pyjama set, which was bought between 9 December 2022 and 26 October 2023.
Parents are suggested to cease their kids from sporting the pyjama set, which was accessible in blue, white, beige and pink, due to its failure to adjust to the necessities of the obligatory security normal for nightwear for kids.
“The product does not have the correct fire hazard label,” and there’s a “risk of serious burn injuries if the affected sleepwear is exposed to a heat or flame source,” PSA’s recall discover states.
Children’s sun shades from the model have additionally recalled because of their failure to adjust to the obligatory normal for sun shades and trend spectacles.
The sun shades shouldn’t have the required UV label, and there’s the “risk of serious eye damage or vision impairment if consumers use the sunglasses incorrectly due to the missing
information” as a result of “consumers may not be aware of the level of protection the sunglasses provide,” PSA’s recall discover says.
The recall applies to “Teddy Matte” (in pink, taupe, beige and child blue) and “Vogue” sun shades (in black, taupe, white, pink and inexperienced) bought between 10 February 2021 and 4 May 2024.
Consumers are suggested to cease utilizing the sun shades and pyjamas, and to return them or contact Romper & Co to have the hearth warning or UV labelling utilized or organize a refund.
Parents are additionally being urged to maintain Romper & Co’s fingerless glove mittens, which have an animal face design with glued on eyes, away from kids, as a result of threat of choking, suffocation or loss of life from the eyes detaching from the gloves.
The mittens had been bought between 2 June 2022 and 9 March 2024.
Source: www.perthnow.com.au
