A major safety alert has been issued for a children's play kitchen set after it was found to pose a serious strangulation risk. The product, sold across the UK, is being urgently recalled by manufacturers.
What's the danger?
The recall notice states that the play kitchen's design contains potential entanglement hazards that could lead to strangulation. Several reports of near-miss incidents prompted the immediate action.
Which models are affected?
While the exact model numbers haven't been disclosed publicly, the product in question is a popular plastic play kitchen sold through major retailers. Parents who purchased any play kitchen in the last 18 months are advised to check the manufacturer's website for identification details.
What should parents do?
- Immediately stop children from using the product
- Contact the retailer where it was purchased
- Follow recall instructions for refund or replacement
- Inspect other toys for similar hazards
Consumer safety experts emphasize that this recall should be taken extremely seriously. 'Strangulation risks in children's products are among the most severe safety concerns we encounter,' said a spokesperson for the UK Product Safety Office.
How to stay informed
The Office for Product Safety and Standards has published full details of the recall on their official website. Parents are encouraged to register their products with manufacturers when possible to receive direct notifications about safety issues.
