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This is getting scary! Yet another toy recall. What is worse, the problem this time is not only about toxic substances, the chemicals in question converts in to the “date rape” drug GHB (gamma-hydroxy butyrate) when ingested. That, on a child’s toy?
I found out about this when both Charlene and Marcie blogged it. In fact, it got me so stressed, I was quite happy to find a stress reliever that really works!
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My girls love crafts, so this is actually a toy that I might have bought for them. Yikes!
When companies focus on profits to the exclusion of everything else, bad things happen. But the good thing is, at least it was detected and they were responsible enough to do a recall.
How about using craft books that your children can get ideas on making their own crafts. There’s some free activities at http://www.monjeupress.net.
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