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Thousands of baby teethers recalled due to choking hazard risk
Officials said the teether’s black eyes can detach, and more than 25,000 units were sold in the United States and Canada.
- Health Canada issued a recall for the Skip Hop Baby Sesame Street Elmo silicone teether after determining the toy poses a choking risk to infants. More than 25,000 units were sold in Canada and other markets.
- Officials warn that the teether's black eyes can detach during normal use, creating a potential choking hazard if swallowed by babies. This defect prompted the safety recall.
- Parents should stop using the Skip Hop Elmo teether immediately and contact the company online to request a refund for the recalled product.
- No injuries have been reported to date regarding the recalled Skip Hop Baby Sesame Street Elmo product, though Health Canada continues monitoring the situation.
- CNN reported on the safety alert, amplifying Health Canada's recall message to parents across North America concerned about product safety in infant care items.
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