Pretend Electronics, Tools, Housewares & Appliances

3YOF PRESENTS TOE D W/ IRRITAITON TO LEFT EYE. EARLIER TODAY WHLE PT WAS PLAYING W/ HER TEA SET AND MAKING VANILLA LATTE. PT USED REAL ZINNAMON AND UNFORTUNATELY GOT INTO LEFT EYE. DX: IRRIATION OF LEFT EYE

4YOF HIT IN FACE WITH TOY BROOM. DX: FACIAL LACERATION.

21 MOM FELL ONTO A TOY TEA SET INJURED RIB DX: CONTUSION

42YOM WAS HIT TO EYE WITH CHILDS TOY BROOM STICK, DX TRAUMA TO EYE

2 YOM C/O CHIN LACERATION AFTER FALLING INTO CHILDRENS TOY KITCHEN, FELL ONTO TOY WAGON DX CHIN LACERATION

2YOF STUCK A SMALL MINIATURE TOY PAINT BRUSH UP RIGHT NOSTRIL DX: FOREIGN BODY NOSE

3YOM,NECK INJURY AFTER PLAYING AN SLIPPED FALLING ONTO PLAYSET THAT HAD A SINK,DX:NECK INJURY

6YOF FELL ONTO A PLASTIC TOY PHONE WHILE PLAYING WITH COUSIN ONTO OUTSTRETCHED RIGHT ARM, NOW HAS SEVERE PAIN DX: RIGHT FOREARM PAIN

11YOF STRUCK HER FOOT ON A TOY KITCHEN. DX: FX FOOT

18MOF WAS PLAYING WITH HER BROTHER WITH A WOODEN KITCHEN SET WHEN SHE FELL STRIKING FACE ON THE CORNER OF THE PLAY SET DX: LACERATION FACE

2YOF HIT HER HEAD ON A WOODEN TOY KITCHEN AT HOME DX: LACERATION OF FOREHEAD

4YOF STATES THEY PUT A TOY FOOD IN NOSE DX CONCERN FOR FOREIGN BODY OF NOSE

This is a dress up display, which has hooks for dress up outfits and space to place hats or other items. It is equipped with castors indicating that the unit is meant to move and not required to be mounted to a wall. This is an item that is present in a toddler classroom at my childcare facility. On 8/30/19, a child under the age of 2 years old stepped onto the bottom ledge of this unit to reach a hat on the top of the unit. The unit promptly tipped and fell on top of her. A caregiver was in very close proximity to her, but was not able to intervene quick enough to prevent the incident from occurring. This incident occurred as a result of improper advising of the manufacturer. This unit is meant to mobile because it is on wheels. It does not come with any instructions to mount it or warnings that tipping could occur if used as designed. The child had some soreness and bruising from this incident which lasted for 2 days. Luckily no major injuries were sustained. I have contacted the manufacturer and they have stated that this product has gone through many tipping tests and that children should be supervised while using this furniture. I do not feel that this is an acceptable response as the child in care that day was adequately supervised at the time of the incident and the unit was not unbalanced or improperly used.

Caller’s 2 year-old daughter was placed in her crib to nap. Caller left her in the room, closed the door and went into the next bedroom. After 10 min, caller heard her daughter starting to cry. Five min later, the cry changed to a distressed tone. Caller went into the child’s room and found her daughter on her back in the crib, crying, and saying “Stuck! Stuck!” Caller immediately realized that the straps of the cell phone toy were wrapped around the child’s wrists like a handcuff. Caller went to get a pair of nail scissors (nail scissors for sharpness) and cut the straps off her daughter’s wrists. Caller held the child until she stopped screaming (10 min). The child’s wrists were sore and red. Caller believes the toy’s straps, as designed, pose a risk to small children as they can cut-off blood flow to their hands. The toy was recommended for children 1 – 2 years of age. Upon receipt of this report, the consumer may be able to provide the approximate length of the cell phone’s strap.

My 1yr old daughter was playing with this musical vacuum as usual when she started screaming out of nowhere. Her finger ended up getting smashed between the wheel and wheel cover enough for me to have to pull it out. May have been an isolated incident, but I don't belive this toy is suitable for the age listed.

We received the below Amazon toy as a present for our child. When opening the toy, we were surprised at the harshness of the LED light from the blowtorch. It seemed like UV light to us. It also changes the color of the sushi, which seems like regular light wouldnt do but UV light would do https://a.co/d/ckJk1jl

Exiting the local Target, I went to open a telephone package and the entire back housing of the telephone came off. Inside of the housing was all electronic components for the toy. There was no evidence of the screws holding the back part of the housing to the front part of the housing ever being in place, nor do I believe that I had the strength or ability to pull the housing apart if the screws intended to hold both sides of the housing or in place. I was using the product and removing it from its original packaging in the passenger seat of my vehicle. There was no injuries but I believed that my toddler would have been seriously injured if she was given access to the product outside of the original packaging.

Child's finger got stuck in wooden piece with hole in center of Melissa & Doug Take-Along Tool Kit Wooden Construction Toy. The finger began to lose circulation and after unsuccessfully trying oils and [petroleum] jelly/[REDACTED], the product had to be cut off the finger.

I participated in this recall: http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml11/11334.html For this product from Little Tikes: Home Center Workshop UPC 0 50743 04174 7 Model: 4174 When I called Little Tikes customer service, they told me the nails were recalled due to the diameter of the nail head being 1-1/4" inches. The new replacement nails would be 1-3/4" inch diameter. I let the customer rep know that the Home Center Workshop also came with screws that were the same size or smaller than the nails. She told me only the nails were recalled. I am throwing all the nails and the screws away. If the nails are dangerous, so are the screws that are the same size or smaller. I am writing this report in an effort to warn other parents about these pieces as well.

I was putting together the Lovevery tissue box toy for my child. The toy has a bottom cover with four rubber pieces that make it snap into place. While putting the bottom cover on the box, the skin of my pinky finger got caught between the cover and the box as it snapped into place. It was very painful and I have a deep red mark where the skin was caught, likely evidencing some internal bleeding in the pinky tissue. The full extent of my injuries are unknown at this time as I am writing this report right after the incident, but I am still in pain and have the mark. If this toy can cause so much damage to an adults finger, I am concerned about what it could do to a childs finger, such as breaking the finger or severely damaging the skin. A child could play with putting the lid on the tissue box, perhaps after removing the lid themselves, and get their finger caught. There are no warnings in the manufacturers instructions about this tissue box that the cover could be dangerous. This toy is meant for 5-6 months olds, and they have very tiny fingers.