Made in China (the best, to buy, companies, Walmart)
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With another recall in the last couple of days, it makes me really nervous to purchase toys this Holiday season. Luckily, my youngest is 8 so I don't have to worry about my kids sucking on their toys but I have 2 great nieces that are very young and I am at odds as to what to get them.
With another recall in the last couple of days, it makes me really nervous to purchase toys this Holiday season. Luckily, my youngest is 8 so I don't have to worry about my kids sucking on their toys but I have 2 great nieces that are very young and I am at odds as to what to get them.
one miss 1,000 hits. china is doin good and we know it.
when you see walmart shut down you will know we did a left hand turn.
fyi an avalanche of big kid toys (med sized cars) will be released in the next year.
causing sunami effect on used car biz.
With another recall in the last couple of days, it makes me really nervous to purchase toys this Holiday season. Luckily, my youngest is 8 so I don't have to worry about my kids sucking on their toys but I have 2 great nieces that are very young and I am at odds as to what to get them.
Not sure what you consider very young, but if they live close by your time will make the best gift. Perhaps a trip to a local attraction? A "girl's day" for haircuts/shopping/lunch? Books? Savings bonds?
I have no children to shop for these days, but I try to buy American whatever I buy. It isn't easy, but Mom & Pop type shops tend to have things not mass produced in China.
I got in just under the wire and was able to purchase those bead kits from China that have the beads made up of date rape drugs. I will be making up necklaces- a grown up version of the candy necklace- for the stoners in my family.
One cousin who thinks her kid is to so brilliant and is always gloating about it- getting some toys with lead paint for THAT little angel. I think I will go to some thrift stores and look for some good old toys from my past- lawn darts, potato guns, Creepy Crawler makers.
Seriously, it has gotten to be ridiculous. The fact that major toymakers' products are being recalled is the most scary- they were asleep at the wheel.
I'm glad that my kids are older, but still must watch out.
I'm not lawsuit-happy, but those major toy makers should get sued big time- that is horrible, the trust that people have, the revenuethat they have made and their lack of oversight.....no excuse.
And about toys made in America- many products have pieces or parts made in other countries. I don't know that I would have much more confidence in toys marked "made in America".
ya really gotta watch this kid's stuff comin' outta China....here is the very latest recall, a kiddie slide that, well, just ain't very safe lookin'
Love it, I tried to rep ya but I have to spread the love.
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