Safety minded toy purchases warn against loud noises and sharp edges
A consumer alert urges buyers to evaluate toys for safety before gifting. FDA districts publish bans and lists of prohibited toys due to hazards including noise. The column covers nitrites in frankfurters, nutrition claims, and a revival of biblical guidance on sex, then notes St Paul acquiring an old Federal Courts Building.
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How to shop for safe toys and thoughtful gifts
Consumers can curb toy risks by checking packaging size and opening samples in stores. The FTC warns six toy makers for deceptive packaging. For minibikes, avoid sidewalks and enforce helmet use and protective clothing. Creative, inexpensive gifts like dress-up props foster imagination and long-term fun. Margaret Dana invites reader questions at Chalfont, Pennsylvania.
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