Flying Tiger Copenhagen recalls Teddy Bunnys due to choking risk
Flying Tiger Copenhagen is recalling Teddy Bunnys Pink and Blue due to a choking hazard. The ears and legs can detach, causing the filling to become loose and pose a threat of choking.
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Flying Tiger Copenhagen is recalling Teddy Bunnys Pink and Blue due to a choking hazard. The ears and legs can detach, causing the filling to become loose and pose a threat of choking.
Flying Tiger Copenhagen is recalling the Wooden Xylophone due to a choking hazard. The pins securing the metal bars may become loose, creating small parts that could pose a risk to young children.
Flying Tiger Copenhagen is recalling the Metal Tea Set due to a choking hazard. Small parts can come loose from the teapot’s lid and the metal fastenings on the storage case, posing a risk to small children.
Flying Tiger Copenhagen is recalling the Wooden Vegetable Playset due to a choking hazard. The pieces are not securely bonded, which could create small parts that pose a risk for young children.
Flying Tiger Copenhagen is recalling the Hairband with Light and Veil Dark Unicorn due to a choking hazard. The lid of the battery box is not securely fastened, making the batteries accessible to small children.
Flying Tiger Copenhagen is recalling the Sword with Light and Sound due to a choking hazard. The plastic surrounding the batteries can splinter, exposing the batteries and posing a risk to small children.
Flying Tiger Copenhagen recalls Skumvoks light clay mix due to chemical risk from increased levels of boron, which may cause skin irritation, diarrhoea, or vomiting, and could have long-term health impacts on children. All batches are affected.