More toy recalls...

It seems like every single day, there is another toy being recalled due to safety issues or various kinds.

Please see the links below for items in the latest recall list:
Fisher-Price kitchen toys recalled for choking hazard
Aqua Dots by Spin Master
Curious George Plush Dolls

Toy Recalls

Four more recalls on toys today of high levels of lead being founf in toys. Have a look to see if you have any of these toys laying around the house.

CPSC recall notice: Schylling Associates

CSPC recall notice: Martin Designs Inc.

CPSC recall notice: Buy-Rite Designs

CPSC recall notice: TOBY N.Y.C.

What's going on...the great toy recall

Ann Douglas has just posted a fabulous post on her Yahoo Parenting Blog about all the lastest Toy Recall and how having a few good quality toys is better than a room full of less quality toys. With all the recent big toy recalls, I really think and hope that the toy manufacturers are listening up to this as so many parents are concerned.

In the coming days we'll be posting on alternatives to big brand toys and how to ensure your toys in your home are safe.

Here are more recalls annouced today:
Pixar Cars Sarge Lead Paint Hazard Recall
Barbie® Doll and Tanner™ Magnet Hazard Recall
Mattel Recalls Doggie Day Care™ Magnetic Toys Due to Magnets Coming Loose
Mattel Recalls Batman™ and One Piece™ Magnetic Action Figure Sets Due To Magnets Coming Loose

Yet, Another Recall

We wanted to draw your attention to another toy recall -- just incase you have these in your house.

AAFES Expands Recall of “Soldier Bear” Toy Sets Due to Lead Poisoning Hazard

Toy Recall - Choking Hazard

	Name of product: Soft Blocks Tower Toys (on Graco® Baby Einstein® discover and play™ Activity Centers) Units: About 40,000 Manufacturer: Graco Children’s Products Inc., of Exton, Pa. Hazard: The plastic covering on the soft block towers can detach, posing a choking hazard to infants. Incidents/Injuries: Graco has received 137 reports of infants mouthing and chewing pieces of the plastic film covering, some of whom required medical attention. Serious incident reports include 32 infants who gagged and 49 who choked on the plastic covering. Description: The soft block tower is a stack of three different shaped stuffed fabric blocks in red, yellow and blue. Pictures of apples, fire engines, ducks, bananas, birds and blueberries on the blocks are covered in plastic film. The soft blocks are one of nine toys that snap onto the tray of the activity center. Only model number 4635BEE with serial numbers 012705 through 063005, which indicates the manufacture dates of January 27, 2005 through June 30, 2005, are included in this recall. Model and serial numbers are located underneath the activity center’s tray. Sold at: Army & Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES), Babies “R” Us, Toys “R” Us, Meijer, Shopko, Target, and various specialty retailers nationwide, and on Wal-Mart.com and Target.com from February 2005 through about December 2005 for $80. AND IN CANADA Manufactured in: China Remedy: Consumers should immediately remove the Soft Blocks toy from the activity center and contact Graco® for a free replacement Tower toy without the plastic film. Consumers can continue to use the activity center after the soft block tower has been removed. Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact Graco® at (800) 345-4109 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, or log on to www.gracobaby.com.

Toy Recall:Fisher-Price 'Laugh and learn' Bunny

'Laugh and learn' bunnies pose choking hazardFisher-Price has recalled more than 28,000 "laugh and learn" bunny toys sold in Canada because the pompom noses could come off and pose a choking hazard to small children.

There have been no injuries reported to date.

The 25-centimetre bunnies are yellow with one green and one orange ear, and have a three-dimensional pink pompom nose.

The recall includes about 1.2 million bunnies worldwide, but the company said it sold about 21,000 English bunnies (models K0468 and K5862) and 7,568 French bunnies (model K2965) in Canada.

The bunnies were sold across the country from May to December for about $20 each.

The company is offering buyers a $20 voucher if they have one of the problem bunnies.

Owners can contact Fisher-Price toll free at 1-866-447-5003 for information.