AG: Bunk bed, science kit among list of recently recalled child products Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry wants parents in the state to be aware of several recalled children s products. (Source: Louisiana Attorney General s Office) By WAFB Staff | April 27, 2021 at 10:21 AM CDT - Updated April 27 at 10:33 AM
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Parents and guardians of children in Louisiana should be aware of several recently recalled childrenâs products, Attorney General Jeff Landry says.
âAs the Stateâs chief legal officer, I am committed to doing all that I can to make Louisiana a safer place to raise our families,â said Attorney General Landry. âFor the safety of our Stateâs youth â I encourage everyone to heed notice of these recalls and remedies.âAttorney General Jeff Landry noted the following recalled products:
The Louisiana Attorney General s Office wants parents to know about some children s items that have recently been recalled according to a press release.
From time to time, Attorney General Jeff Landry s Office will receive information about products that are being recalled due to product design or other flaws.
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Recalls affecting the following products have been made:
Anker Play Products 10-in-1 Incredible Inventions Kit Recalled For Lead
Anker Play Products 10-in-1 Incredible Inventions Science Kit is being recalled because it violates the federal lead paint ban. Paint on the blue and red magnet contains levels of lead that exceed the ban limits. Lead is toxic if ingested by young children and can cause health problems that range from developmental delays to hearing loss and learning difficulties.
The product packaging also lacks the required warning labels for magnets and balloons, which can cause injury if swallowed. Balloons are inappropriate toys for any child under the age of eight, and for children under three, they pose a choking hazard. Swallowed magnets can damage the intestinal tract.