We just wanted to remind everyone that while the holidays are over, we are still seeing a lot of recalls of Chinese-made and lead tainted products. Please check and make sure you are not buying birthday and baby shower presents that could be dangerous to children. It's not making the nightly news anymore, but it's still happening. These are just some of the most recent recalls. For a more detailed list visit the CPSC website.
First Learning Toy Wooden Blocks and Train Sets 1/24/08
Battat Magnetic Construction Sets 1/23/2008
Cranium Cadoo sets 1/17/2008
A.A. of America Toy Wrestler Figures 1/15/08
Kash N Gold Tinkerbell Lamps 1/10/08
Tricam Industries Toy Wagon 1/3/08
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Beautiful glass dinnerware, lead free and made in the USA
After detailed research on many companies, we are so happy to have found a wonderful company that uses recycled glass to make beautiful pieces of dinnerware for your table. Fire and Light Originals are all handmade in the USA from recycled glass and are lead free. They are priced for any home looking for classy and interesting dishware that is safe for the whole family.
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
A lunchbox you and your kids will love!
Did you know that some lunch boxes made specifically for children contain lead? Recently, California distributed lunch boxes to encourage healthy eating, only to discover that they were tainted with lead paint. Others have been recalled for lead, sharp edges and other hazards.
We are so happy to recommend Laptop Lunches for your children and family. Laptop Lunches are manufactured in California and tested for lead and mercury as well as other chemicals. They are made of high quality food grade plastic that will last a long, long time. I should know, my 4 year old has used one every day for seven months. They also have adult models that are designed for you to take to work, on a date or a picnic.
It's a great alternative to hundreds of sandwich baggies being thrown away each day. You can trust that Laptop Lunches packaging will be safe for your kids too.
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