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Crib safety checks urged after 2 infant deaths

WASHINGTON (AP) - A recall of nearly 1.6 million cribs, triggered by the suffocations of two 8-month-old infants, has prompted a government agency to urge parents to inspect older drop-side cribs for safety problems. More...

CONSUMER REPORTS: Dangerous baby bassinets

KUSA - The Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced one of the largest child product safety alerts in years. More...

Children's bed poses strangulation danger

WASHINGTON - The Consumer Product Safety commission is out with a warning of more than 9-thousand children's beds that could entrap and strangle children. More...

Cribs recalled after 4 children trapped

WASHINGTON (AP) - Government safety advocates have announced a recall of about 320,000 Jardine cribs, after four children became trapped. More...

Another recall linked to salmonella contamination

DENVER – Two products are being recalled, one because it may possibly be contaminated with salmonella. More...

	67,000 child car seats recalled - March 04, 2008
	Cribs recalled for faulty railing - February 29, 2008
	Cribs recalled because of strangulation risk - February 18, 2008
	Centennial company recalls 1,600 bags of popcorn - February 12, 2008
	Finding safe toys - December 13, 2007
	Recalled toy showing up in newspaper circulars - November 25, 2007
	Child's death prompts recall of storage racks made in China - November 17, 2007
	Safety watchdog group confirms 'date rape' substance on toys - November 10, 2007
	Not all parents asking for lead tests - November 09, 2007
	Helpful tips on determining toy safety - November 09, 2007
	Tests show lead more widespread than thought - November 07, 2007
	Pet toys possibly contain high levels of lead - November 07, 2007
	How big is the toy recall problem? - November 06, 2007
	Testing children for lead poisoning - November 05, 2007
	Testing your toys at home - November 05, 2007
	Testing popular children's toys - November 05, 2007
	Playing it Safe: A look at the CPSC - November 05, 2007
	DeGette joins Speaker in asking for CSPC head's resignation - October 30, 2007



COMPLAINTS	Q & A	LEARN MORE
Attorney General 1525 Sherman St. 7th Floor Denver, CO 80203 303-866-4500	Answers for parents worried about lead	CPSC's complete listing of Toy Hazard Recalls
BBB Pike's Peak Region Phone: 719.636.1155 E-mail Web site	Answers on toy recalls for parents worried about magnets	Protecting your child from lead poisoning from the Environmental Protection Agency
BBB N. Colo., E. & Central Wyo. Phone: 970.484.1348 E-mail Web site	What is Ebay's response to the recalls? Visit Ebay's Recalled Items section	Locate the nearest Poison Control Center or call (800-222-1222)
BBB Four Corners & Grand Junction Phone: 505.326.6501 E-mail Web site	What toys do the experts plan on buying?	Lead in toy jewelry from the Environemental Protection Agency
BBB Denver-Boulder Metro Phone: 303.758.2100 E-mail Web site	What does Mattel have to say about all the recalls?	Register for the CPSC's Notification List to receive e-mail updates about recalls
BBB Southern Colo. Phone: 719.542.6464 E-mail Web site	What should you do with your recalled toys?	Read the latest news on recalls with the CPSC's Toy Safety Publications