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This month's recall digest (English & Spanish)
Recall Radar - NEW KID REPORT
  • CPSC has posted request for input on crib standard

    Posted on November 25, 2008

    While saying that it is not officially starting the process on a new crib standard as required by the recently passed CPSIA, CPSC did post an Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR) on a possible mandatory regulation. Comments are due… Read More

  • Illinois Senate passes lead labeling law!

    Posted on November 19, 2008

    SB 2860 (Hunter), which amends the Illinois Lead Poisoning Prevention Act, passed the Illinois Senate unanimously today. This legislation will protect Illinois’ children from lead by requiring that manufacturers include lead warning statements for painted toys, jewelry and children’s products… Read More

  • Illinois Senate to consider lead labeling bill

    Posted on November 17, 2008

    SB 2860 (Hunter), which amends the Illinois Lead Poisoning Prevention Act, will be voted on by the Illinois Senate as early as Wednesday, November 19. This legislation would better protect Illinois’ children from lead by requiring that manufacturers include lead… Read More

  • Infant death leads to recall of convertible crib

    Posted on October 16, 2008

    CPSC has recalled 2,000 convertible cribs by Playkids, U.S.A. The crib sides are mesh, allowing the baby to get entrapped between the mattress and side. A 5-month-old died in Brooklyn in August. The cribs were sold primarily in New York…. Read More

  • Back to School Safety

    Posted on August 20, 2008

    The end of August marks a time of year when children across the United States begin school and settle into their academic routine. Parents, of course are simultaneously excited and stressed out over wrapping up summer activities, getting their children… Read More

  • Don’t Let Summer Products Cloud Your Summer!

    Posted on August 19, 2008

    Summer can be a thrilling time of year for young children as they play outside and engage in different weather permitting activities. Unfortunately, summer excitement can be clouded if parents are unaware of the potential risks and dangers associated with… Read More

  • The Internet: Recirculation of Recalled Children’s Products

    Posted on August 8, 2008

    Selling and buying products online is becoming more common every year. Unfortunately, however, this convenient mode of shopping has created a new kind of market where previously recalled children’s products can reach consumers, thereby presenting a risk of injury to… Read More

  • Playground Safety Report

    Posted on August 6, 2008

    The Center for Justice and Democracy recently released a new report targeting playground safety, Kids ‘N Safe Play: Regulation, Litigation and Playground Safety. The report examines how past playground-related incidents spurred the evolution of steel structures on asphalt to more… Read More

  • The Dangers of All Terrain Vehicles: Recalls and Young Riders

    Posted on July 22, 2008

    As reported by CPSC, an estimated 850 people lose their lives in ATV-related incidents each year. One out of five deaths are to children younger than 16. In 2006, 39,300 children under 16 sustaineed serious injury. While many deaths and… Read More

  • Bill to Reduce the Circulation of Dangerous Toys

    Posted on July 14, 2008

    The circulation of dangerous toys must stop! This year already fifty-three toys have been recalled, totaling nearly 6.2 million units. Over a million toys have been pulled off store shelves for lead paint, and over 3 million for magnets. This… Read More

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