Tesco recalls popular baby’s toy over choking fears
Tesco has recalled this popular child's toy after a range of complaints revealed that the toy can break open to reveal beads within, which present a choking hazard.
Print7 April 2017
The Kids II Oball rattle toy has been recalled by Tesco, Toys R’Us, Smyths and other major retailers, and pulled from shelves after it emerged the toy presents a choking hazard for children.
Reports have emerged from the US of children gagging on small orange beads that are exposed if the toy is broken open.
In a statement online, Tesco said is its “recalling its Kids II Oball Rattles because there is a chance that small parts can release from the chamber.
“These small parts may pose a choking hazard for children under three years of age,” the company said.
The details of the toy are as follows: “Model number 81031 sold after January 1, 2016, with one chamber containing all orange beads and the following “T” date codes: T3065, T0486, T1456, T2316, T2856. The date is located on a small triangle on the inner surface of the product.”
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