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phthalates that pose developmental hazards to children. we are still finding dangerous toys. it is not just toys for young children, although they are the most vulnerable. so as parents eric and i both have kids what do do you? parents and toy givers need to use common sense, toys with small parts or balls should be kept away from children who put things in their mouths. you will notice a warning: this toy contains small parts, keep away from children under three. that s okay foroler kids jamie: but parents can probably figure that one out, honestly, you wouldn t i a good parent wouldn t want to give a child something with a small part. but the lead is particularly troublesome. how do they get away with that? and what can we do about it? the new law bans lead at a much better level.

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