The Works recalls My First Baby Spinner due to choking risk from small parts
The Works Stores Limited is recalling My First Baby Spinner due to a choking hazard. The product contains small balls that can pose a risk if a child puts them in their mouth.
- Product
- My First Baby Spinner
- Retailer
- The Works
- What to do
- Please stop using the product and return it to any of The Works stores for a full refund.
The Works Stores Limited has announced a recall of their product, My First Baby Spinner, due to safety concerns. The toy contains small parts, specifically small balls, which can present a choking hazard for young children if ingested.
All batches of My First Baby Spinner are affected by this recall, and it has been sold in various colors across the Republic of Ireland. Approximately 1,050 units are involved in this recall.
Consumers are advised to stop using the product immediately and keep it out of reach of children. The Works encourages customers to return the toy to any of their stores for a full refund, and no receipt is required for the return. For further information, customers can contact The Works via email or phone.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 13 October 2026 The Works Stores Limited is carrying out a recall on My First Baby Spinner. The product presents a risk of choking. The product contains small parts (small balls). A child may put the small parts in their mouth and choke. The brand is The Works - Playworks. The barcode is 5052089365995. All batches sold are affected. Colours may vary. There are appr…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is My First Baby Spinner being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. The Works Stores Limited is recalling My First Baby Spinner due to a choking hazard. The product contains small balls that can pose a risk if a child puts them in their mouth.
Why is My First Baby Spinner being recalled?
The recall relates to a choking hazard. The Works Stores Limited is recalling My First Baby Spinner due to a choking hazard. The product contains small balls that can pose a risk if a child puts them in their mouth.
What should I do if I have this product?
Please stop using the product and return it to any of The Works stores for a full refund.
Where was My First Baby Spinner sold?
It was sold via The Works.
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