Baby and kids' product recalls

The paint on the handles of these brooms contain high lead levels. CPSC standards ban toys and other children's products containing high levels of lead. Young children could ingest lead from the broom handles, presenting a lead poisoning hazard.

Metal weights found in the games contain lead, which presents a lead poisoning hazard to children. Lead poisoning in children is associated with behavioral problems, learning disabilities, hearing problems and growth retardation.

The mallet sold with the toy drum has spheres on each end that can pose a choking hazard if they become lodged in a young child's throat.

These cribs/play yards can collapse and entrap an infant.

The chair's legs can come out, causing the chair to fall to the ground. Children can suffer serious injuries from the fall.

Bracket hooks that are used to position the height of the mattress can break, causing the mattress to collapse. Babies can become trapped and suffocate when this happens.

The frames of the sunglasses can break, allowing the petroleum distillate and floating glitter to leak out. Petroleum distillates could be harmful to children's eyes and skin and could be fatal if ingested.

The suction cup on the toy can come off, presenting a choking hazard to young children.

Small parts can break off the toy vehicles, posing a choking hazard to young children.

Under certain conditions, these locks can open without the use of a key. This can give unauthorized access to a firearm.

Wooden pegs can come off of these pull toys, posing a choking hazard to young children.

The cover on the walker's removable music center can break off, allowing small parts to fall from the product, creating a potential choking hazard to young children.

A ribbon that runs through the zipper pull tab can detach, resulting in a potential choking hazard.

Because the bikes' pedals are too low to the ground, they fail to meet federal bicycle standards. Children can lose control when a pedal strikes the ground, causing falls and injuries.

On certain units, the yellow "awning" piece above the bus' door can break loose, posing a choking hazard to young children.

These sweatshirts have hood drawstrings. Children can get entangled and strangle in the drawstrings that catch on objects, including playground equipment, fences and tree branches.

The small decorative metal appliques on the legs of the garments can come loose and separate, posing a choking hazard to young children.

The recumbent bicycle's front fork steering tube can break, the frame of the 12-inch children's bicycle can break during use, the Cannondale bicycle forks can break, the Magura brakes could fail, the Supergo handlebars can crack and break, causing the rider to lose control of the bicycle, fall and suffer injuries. The carbon fiber wrap on the handlebar can hide cracking of the aluminum handlebar underneath the carbon. The Supergo carbon fiber bar ends can detach from the aluminum clamp.

The toggle, a small plastic ball attached to the laces, can detach, posing a choking hazard to young children.

The fish's size, texture, shape and easy compressibility make it possible for an infant to compress the toy and place it in his or her mouth. If the toy reaches the back of the mouth and expands, it may block the child's airway.

Lock mechanisms, found on both sides of the stroller, can break and create a pinch-point hazard. Young children can be injured when their fingers, arms or hands are pinched between parts of the locking mechanism.

The toys have small parts, which could come loose, posing a possible choking hazard to young children.

The toy has a two-part red plastic connector on the pull string, designed to separate under tension. The plastic pieces can detach from the string when the connector is pulled apart and could pose a choking hazard to young children.

Small springs inside these toys can break loose, posing a choking and laceration hazard to young children.

The pacifiers failed CPSC testing standards. These pacifiers present a choking hazard to infants.

The high chairs are adjustable and have both recline and upright positions. In the recline position, the seats can separate from the frame and fall to the ground. In the upright position, the seats can slip from their set height position to the lowest position or can fall to the ground. Additionally, some seats were sold with a metal restraint anchor that can slip through the back of the seat, allowing the child to fall to the ground. Infants and toddlers can suffer head, face and bodily injuries.

The eyes on these toys could detach, posing a choking hazard to young children.

The drawcord around the ankle of these slippers can break and release the toggle used to tighten the drawcord. The toggle presents a choking hazard to young children.

The toy has two elastic cords that form a loop, posing a strangulation risk to young children.

The red mallet sold with the toy xylophone can get lodged in the throats of young children, posing a choking hazard.