Response from: Cathy Stackhouse

I have one other tip to add - stay vigilent all year round. Toy recalls are not limited to the holidays.

I found a great site where you can do just that www.RecalledToyAlert.com. You can also register to get the recall alerts e-mailed directly to you as they are announced.

I ran my entire toy list through their search so now I know all the toys on my shopping list are safe - although, I do have an Aqua Dots Studio that is sitting in my car trunk waiting to be returned to Target.

I also noticed on the site that they have a Facebook app for all the Facebook users out there.

Hope everyone finds it helpful!

Response from: SuperWAHM

Great post! It is just so scary to even allow your children to have toys in this day and age. I also agree with Cathy, it's important to make sure all of your children's toys are safe to play with, not just the ones bought during the holiday season. It's just so unfortunate that they have to grow up in a world where even toys could hurt or kill them!

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