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Authorities warn fake squishy toys could pose serious risks to children. Tips to keep your kids safe
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· August 13, 2026
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Key takeaway Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a warning to parents and caregivers in Atlanta about fake squishy toys that could pose serious risks to children.
S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a warning to parents and caregivers in Atlanta about fake squishy toys that could pose serious risks to children. These toys, shaped like animals and food, may look harmless but can be hazardous if they are counterfeit.
S. ports and has worked to block them from entering the country. S.
Consumer Product Safety Commission. Parents and caregivers can find tips on how to keep their kids safe from these fake toys through the commission's resources, although specific information on these tips is not provided here.
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Published: August 13, 2026 ·
Source: Atlanta News First (WANF CBS) - News ·
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