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According to the Consumer Security Commission (CPSC), it has withdrawn more than a quarter of a million units from a avocado toast toy.
The retirement, which began on April 10, is related to the Brunch & Go Checheler toys of the brand.
Approximately 253,000 units are withdrawn, including 4,500 sold in Canada.
According to the CPSC, the toy can represent a danger of suffocation for babies and young children.
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Approximately 253,000 avocado toast toast toasts are removed. (Fisher-Price through CPSC / Fox News)
“The toy egg yolk can crack and create small pieces, which represents a danger of suffocation for young children,” the agency said in a retirement warning.
The toys were sold in stores that include Hobby Lobby, Kohl’s, Macy’s, Marshalls, Nordstrom, Ross, TJ Maxx and Walmart from February 2022 to March 2025, as well as Amazon.com. Each unit was sold for $ 13.
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Officials advise parents to take their children’s toys and communicate with Fisher-Price for a replacement.
Shooting toys can represent a risk of suffocation for children, officials warn. (Fisher-Price through CPSC / Fox News)
Mattel, the Fisher-Price’s parent company, describes the product as a stroller toy with sensory activities to play at home or moving.
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“With the Fisher-Price Brunch & Go Stroller toy, you can realize your Bruncher’s dreams with this luxurious avocado toast with 3 hanging toys: a tomato, egg and bacon mirror to have a deployable fun,” explains the website. “Your little one can delight his senses with Jingle sounds, soft fabric, embroidery details and fun textures to explore.
Consumers who return retired toys will receive a replacement. (Fisher-Price through CPSC / Fox News)
“And the best part? You can take a brunch on the fly, easily cutting the toy to join your stroller.”
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