Blocks, Stacking Toys Or Pull Toys

5YOM PRESENTS TO ED W/ LEFT ARM PAIN. PT WAS AT *** MUSEUM THIS AFTERNOON STANDING ON A BLCOK APPROX 1 FT ADN FELL BACKWARDS NO SURE HOW LANDED. IMMEDIATELY FELT LEFT ELBOW/PROXIMAL FOREARM PAIN. DX: ELBOW SPRAIN LEFT

8YOF PRESENT TO ED W/ HA DIFFICULTY W/ AMBULATION. AT SCHOOL THIS AFTERNOON A FEW WOODEN BLOCKS THECHILDREN WERE BUILDING SOMETHING FELL STRUCK PT ON THE CROWN OF HEAD.NO SKIN BREAK.W/O SX'S AT THE TIME NO LOC.TONIGHT PT C/O FRONTAL HA,ANTERIOR B/L THIGH PX NEW ONSET SAME TIME.NOT WANTING TO WALK AT HOMEDX:CONCUSSION W/O LOC

20MOM TRIPED OVER SOME TOY BLOCKS AND HIT HIS CHIN SUSTAINING A LACERATION DX: LACERATION OF OTHER PART OF HEAD

14YOF PRESENTING WITH RIGHT THUMB PAIN FOR ONE DAY. PT STATES THAT YESTERDAY SHE WAS AT *** AND PUSHING HER MOTHER IN A SOFT BLOCK TOY WHEN HER RIGHT THUMB WAS FORCED INTO ADDUCTION. PT STARTED HAVING INCREASED PAIN TO THE THUMB TODAY AS WELL AS SWELLING TO THE THENAR EMINENCE. DX: HAND PAIN, RIGHT

6 YOF PLAYING WITH BLOCKS IN THE CLASSROOM AT SCHOOL WHEN THE BOX FELL OVER ONTO PT HITTING HER ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF FOREHEAD ABOVE THE EYEBROW, DX: FACIAL LACERATION

2YOM BIB MOTHER WITH FB IN NOSE. PT WAS PLAYING WITH BLOCKS AND CHILD TOLD HER THAT THERE IS SOMETHING STUCK IN HIS NOSE DX: FB IN NOSE

6YOM PRESENTS AFTER HE FELL AT SCHOOL AND STRUCK HIS HEAD ON WOODEN BLOCK. DX: FALL

2YOM WAS WALKING AND FELL BACKWARDS AND FELL OVER A BLOCK STRIKING HIS HEAD ON A CORNER OF THE WALL DX: LACERATION SCALP

14MOF, MOM REPORTS PATIENT FELL FROM BUILDING BLOCKS STRIKING HEAD ONTO TILE FLOOR, 2FEET HEIGHT FALL, NO LOSS OF CONSCIOUS, HAS BRUISING TO FOREHEAD WITH VOMITING, DX: FALL, INTIAL ENCOUNTER

3YOF WAS PLAYING AT SCHOOL AND FELL OFF OF A FOAM BLOCK DX FRACTURED RIGHT FEMUR

4YOM PLAYING WITH BLOCKS AT SCHOOL AND SMASHED FINGER. DX: FINGER CONTUSION

7 YOM PRESENTS WITH ANKLE SPRAIN S/P TWISTED ANKLE WHILE PLAYING WITH BLOCKS AND STEPPING ON THEM. DX: ANKLE SPRAIN

My daughter was injured while playing with Mega Bloks. She was leaning on them and the broke apart she fell on top of one of the blocks which sliced her nostril away from her nose. The block she landed on was facing with the underside up. She had to have three stitches.

The pieces that go in the sorter are too small and are a choking hazard. My 9 month old put them in her mouth and they were small enough for her to get them lodged in her throat. I got the piece out just in time. Also, the handle comes apart by the plastic "bead" snapping in half. The plastic hinges could break off and cause cuts and also a choking hazard. It has broke in half already. This toy is made of hard plastic but if it gets dropped or something it doesn't seem sturdy enough to make it through the fall. I think this product is unsafe for the age they advertise it for.

This toy airplane was a gift to a nine month old baby from a children’s health care office. The plane is a plastic push toy of a passenger airplane with three wheels - a nose wheel and rear axle with two wheels. The plane has a wingspan of 5 1/2 inches and is 5 1/2 inches long. The baby was playing with the toy when an adult noticed the plastic nose wheel in the baby’s mouth. The baby had put the toy in his mouth and was able to remove the nose wheel since it was attached in a recessed notch and comes out fairly easily. The wheel was removed from the baby’s mouth without incident but obviously posed a chocking hazard. The toy is marked “Made in China No: 8895”. A sticker on the underside of the wing reads: Kenneth Toys Production Location: Chenghai China Production Date: July 2018 PO Number: 133264

Our child was playing with the Zippee toy made by Mobi. We found her unconscious, not breathing, blue lipped. Turned out she choked/gagged on the toy which produced vomiting and more choking. The toy has 6 inch long silicone tubes with half inch diameter balls on the end. Doctors and paramedics have since told us the design is dangerous as it's a choking hazard. We followed up with ER visit that day and primary care visit on monday and she currently has no known brain damage. We estimate she was out of breath between 45-120 seconds. We have another health follow up later in September.

I purchased the babies r us brand bath stacking cups from the babiesrus / toysrus in Porter Ranch, CA on Saturday, August 24th. I went to put the fishy cups in the bath with my 16 month old son and noticed something strange on the red one. There was a rigid piece of metal sticking out of the top part of the cup. The piece of metal was small, but it was really sharp and could have done some damage. I reached out to babies r us on Monday and I hadn't heard back, so I called them again today and they ensured me it was a "big deal" and they would have someone from corporate call me back immediately and still nothing. This is extremely dangerous and I think it needs to be looked into immediately.

I bought Disney's Baby Stuffed Winnie the Pooh blocks for my son because they were adorable. My son is 8 months old and was playing with one of the cubes. Luckily, I was right next to him. I noticed that he was chewing on what I thought was a piece of tape. It was the small crinkle plastic inside Pooh's arm tag! He chewed through it (he ONLY has his 2 bottom teeth!) and if I wasn't there could have choked on the plastic! I am surprised that this happened with a Disney product. I would expect higher quality. Later, I noticed that the arm of the Tigger block (they come in a pack of three blocks) had become detached. He won't be playing with these anymore! I would also hope that there may be a recall issued so no other baby has the same sort of accident with a more tragic outcome...

Purchased Ring Toss Game Towel for my 5yr old. My child was playing with the 12pc game and she placed her left index finger in the yellow base of the game. She immediately started crying and it took me several minutes to be able and remove her finger out of it. Her finger started changing blue in color and was swelling while stuck. I tried using lotion, water to help loosen her finger out of it; this did not work. I also tried using scissors to see if I could cut out the plastic from the outside edges, but the plastic was too thick and hard to cut thru. Finally, I had to place my daughters arm between my legs and press down on her swollen skin from lower part of her finger and above the toy. I was able to remove it while my child cried and was hitting the wall with her other hand in order to resist the pain. Her finger was stiff, swollen, blueish color, and part of her skin was damaged. I took her to the ER and they examined and took xrays. She suffered from a contusion. This is not a safe toy because this could happen to any other child.

I WANT TO MAKE IT VERY CLEAR THAT MY CHILD COULD HAVE CHOKED TO DEATH ON THIS PRODUCT!!!!!! The toy product contains an elephant with a plastic trunk. The plastic trunk easily breaks off, creating a choking hazard. My son, a 1 year old, to which this toy is marketed toward, was playing with it. I noticed he had something in his mouth only to find he was easily able to bite off a piece of the trunk. If I had not been there, he could have choked. I proceed to remove the piece and inspected the trunk, only to find the cheaply made product broke apart with ease. If not recalled, it should at the very least be marketed toward kids older than 12m+. This is not cool. My son could have choked. I hope you will consider recalling this product. I have noticed similar reviews on the walmart website and someone submitted here, albeit for a different reason. Regardless, it shouldn't take a kid that choked to death to recall an unsafe product. Please do something about this.