Fisher-Price Recall Includes 967,000 Toys
That’s Nine Hundred, Sixty-Seven Thousand toys! Just about 2 months after the Thomas The Tank Engine recall for lead paint, enter Mattel to recall approximately 967,000 toys that contain “excessive levels of lead paint”. A majority of the toys are Dora, Diego, and Sesame Street figures. I don’t think my little one has any of these, but I can assure you we’re checking as you read this.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer products. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. (To access color photos of the following recalled products, see CPSC’s Web site at www.cpsc.gov.)
The recalled involves various figures and toys that were manufactured between April 19, 2007 and July 6, 2007 and were sold alone or as part of sets. The model names and product numbers for the recalled toys, which are all marked with “Fisher-Price,†are listed below. The toys also have a date code between 109-7LF and 187-7LF marked on the product.
The following list of toys and product numbers are included in the recall:
33662 ELMO LIGHT UP MUSICAL PAL
33663 ERNIE LIGHT UP MUSICAL PAL
33664 BIG BIRD LIGHT UP MUSICAL PAL
34658 ELMO STACKING RINGS
39038 ELMO TUB SUB
39054 SESAME STREET SHAPE SORTER
87946 ELMO KEYBOARD
90267 ERNIE SPLASHIN’ FUN TRIKE
90609 ELMO COLLECTIBLE
90611 COOKIE COLLECTIBLE
90612 ZOE COLLECTIBLE
90613 ERNIE COLLECTIBLE
90614 BIG BIRD COLLECTIBLE
90745 CONSTRUCTION PLAYSET
93068 ELMO BOOM BOX
93107 ACTION FIRE ENGINE
93307 PRESS N GO ELMO
93308 REV & GO COOKIE MONSTER
93492 COOKIE SAXOPHONE
93493 ELMO’S GUITAR
93615 SPLASH TUB PUZZLE
93780 MUSIC AND LIGHTS PHONE
B7554 COUNT TO BEAT ELMO
B7888 SHAKE, GIGGLE & ROLL
B7987 ELMO IN THE GIGGLE BOX
B7989 SILLY PARTS TALKING ELMO
B9620 DORA’S TALKING HOUSE
C6908 DORA, BACKPACK, PERRITO FIGURE PACK
C6909 DIEGO FIGURE PACK
C6910 SWIPER FIGURE PACK
C6911 BOOTS, TICO FIGURE PACK
G3825 DORA TALKING VAMONOS VAN
G5112 SING WITH ELMO’S GREATEST HITS
G9717 GIGGLE DOODLER
H2943 GROW WITH ME ELMO SPRINKLER
H3343 COUSIN DAISY
H3344 BIRTHDAY DORA
H5569 ELMO & PALS (ELMO, COOKIE, ERNIE)
H5570 ELMO & PALS (ELMO, ZOE, BIGBIRD)
H4187 DORA FIGURES IN TUBE
H4628 WATER FUN TOTE
H8236 DORA 3 PACK FIGURES IN TUBE
H8237 BLUE 3 PACK FIGURES IN TUBE
H8238 SPONGE BOB 3 PACK FIGURES IN TUBE
H9124 CHEF DORA
H9125 BEDTIME DORA
H9186 GIGGLE GRABBER ERNIE
H9188 GIGGLE GRABBER OSCAR THE GROUCH
J0338 DIEGO TALKING FIELD JOURNAL
J0343 GO DIEGO GO ANTARCTIC RESCUE
J0344 GO DIEGO GO DEEP SEA RESCUE
J0345 GO DIEGO GO MOUNTAIN RESCUE
J0346 GO DIEGO GO TALKING RESCUE 4 X 4
J5935 GIGGLE GRABBER SOCCER ELMO
J5936 GIGGLE GRABBER CHEF COOKIE MONSTER
J6537 SESAME STREET GIGGLE TOOLBELT
J6762 QUEEN MAMI
J6763 ROYAL BOOTS AND TICO
J6765 PRINCE DIEGO
J7983 SESAME STREET TUB POTS & PANS
J9518 SESAME STREET GIGGLE DRILL
J9692 DORA’S TALKING PONY PLACE
K0617 TWINS NURSERY
K3414 DIEGO - TALKING GADGET BELT
K3571 GO DIEGO GO MOBILE RESCUE UNIT
K3580 FAIRYTALE ADVENTURE DORA
K4139 GO DIEGO GO DINOSAUR RESCUE
K4140 TOUCAN MOTORCYCLE RESCUE
L0305 DORA FIGURE
L3194 SURPRISE INSIDE DIEGO EGGS
L3215 SESAME STREET ELMO JACK-IN-THE-BOX
L3488 SESAME STREET BIRTHDAY FIGURE PACK
L3507 SESAME STREET - SUPER BOOM BOX
L5202 BIRTHDAY DORA
L5813 DIEGO TUB TRIKE
L8905 PABLO & PALS
M0351 DORA FIGURES DORA & KITTY
M0352 DORA FIGURES DIEGO & BEAR
M0524 GO DIEGO GO TALKING GADGET
M0527 SESAME STREET GIGGLE DOODLER
M0732 DORA’S TALKING HOUSE
M2051 LETS GO RESCUE CENTER
M2052 FAIRYTALE CASTLE
For additional information visit the firm’s Web site at www.service.mattel.com or contact Fisher-Price at (800) 916-4498. Be sure to review the recall information at Mattel’s Consumer Relations page.
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August 2nd, 2007 at 5:32 am
What is so ironic about this story is that not more than a week ago they were being used as the New York times as an example of a firm that was manufacturing in China the right way.
They owned their factory, they used only approved suppliers, and it was their staff that QCed the goods.
Yet, as you can see they are blaming the supplier for using unapproved paints.
Pass the lead paint, and the buck.
R
http://www.allroadsleadtochina.com
August 2nd, 2007 at 2:26 pm
My sis and I were just talking about this. My niece is a huge Dora fan. And she has many of the recalled toys. =( I’ll pass this on to her.
August 3rd, 2007 at 6:42 am
I posted about this too when it was released. I titled the post “Poison-Me” Elmo!
August 3rd, 2007 at 12:59 pm
It is not surprising that this is getting so much attention…We are talking about children!
One of my colleagues posted about this at http://199.237.230.93/?p=26 and spoke about recalls in other industries as well. Check it out!
August 5th, 2007 at 3:08 pm
So that’s whats wrong with me?! I knew chewing the paint off my daughters toys would lead to no good!
First it was the window sills, now toys. Pretty soon there’ll be nothing to chew on!
Doesn’t surprise me though. I mean, does anyone think that China cares about what they send over? I’m sure the “Quality Control” isn’t what it should be.
Don
August 6th, 2007 at 3:10 pm
Definitely frustrating, Don. I’ve starting chewing on my furniture, although I bet there is something in that that isn’t good for me either. *shrug*
August 6th, 2007 at 3:54 pm
Seems everything coming out of China is tainted these days — weren’t they responsible for killing everyones dogs a few months ago? I guess the natural progression is to start poisoning our children!
August 6th, 2007 at 5:07 pm
Indeed, Mike. Alot of the blame should fall on the U.S. companies that continue to outsource such manufacturers…regardless of the country from which they come. I’m sick and tired of scanning my kid’s toys everytime these warnings come out. I find myself reading the packaging at toy stores now.
August 15th, 2007 at 10:11 am
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