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Product Recall: Anima - Bamboo Collection Games

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted May 3rd 2007 3:02PM

Target, of Minneapolis, Minn., in cooperation with the Consumer Product Safety Commission, is voluntarily recalling their Anima - Bamboo Collection Games. The toys in the game sets may be painted with lead paint, which, of course, is toxic. This ...
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Hello Kitty's face on your toast

by Jonathon Morgan, Posted Mar 3rd 2007 12:02PM

Despite everything I try to the contrary, my daughter is obsessed with all things pink. Subsequently, she's a huge fan of anything adorned with Hello Kitty. I mean, anything. So when I bumped into this toaster -- that not only has Hello Kitty on the ...
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Product Recall: Plush Baby Rattles and Photo Frame Ornaments

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Jan 19th 2007 10:32AM

Target, of Minneapolis, Minn., in cooperation with the Consumer Product Safety Commission, is voluntarily recalling their Plush Baby Rattles and Photo Frame Ornaments. Small parts can break off or come loose, posing a choking hazard. In addition, the ...
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Product Recall: Various "Kool Toyz" Children's Products

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Nov 20th 2006 7:34AM

Target Stores, of Minneapolis, Minn., in cooperation with the Consumer Product Safety Commission, is voluntarily recalling a whole mess o' "Kool Toyz" sets. Some of the toys contain lead paint and some can break, exposing sharp points. Lead, of ...
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Product Recall: Target "Play Wonder" Puzzle Tables

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Nov 18th 2006 2:01PM

Target, of Minneapolis, Minn., in cooperation with the Consumer Product Safety Commission, is voluntarily recalling their "Play Wonder" Puzzle Tables. The puzzle pieces have small handles which can come off and potentially choke a child. In addition, ...
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Used Halloween costumes, are they better?

by Heather Craven, Posted Oct 27th 2006 2:00PM

For those of who are chronic procrastinators the Halloween costumes are disappearing at a rapid pace. Although it is fun to browse the holiday aisle in August, I rarely feel so inclined as to snap up my children's costumes that early. In the span of ...
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Product Recall: Target Firestreet Scooters

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Aug 18th 2006 1:30PM

Target, of Minneapolis, Minn., in cooperation with the Consumer Product Safety Commission, is voluntarily recalling their Firestreet Scooters. The handlebars, wheels and wheel brakes can break and detach, causing the rider to lose control, fall and ...
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Packing a lunchbox? Skip the lead

by Heather Craven, Posted Aug 4th 2006 11:30AM

Ever year at about this time those of us who have school aged children start to think about what we need to do to get the kids ready to return to the classroom. This means going through closets and drawers, weeding out the smaller clothes and ...
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Target: I love you but...

by Sarah Gilbert, Posted Apr 14th 2006 7:01AM

I love you, Target, in oh, so many ways. One of those ways is not, however, your ease of use. And I'll tell you what I mean, specifically: it's your carts. Just take a look at this photo here. I'll have you know that I came to your store, the one at ...
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Target: stop trying to dress young girls like hookers

by Stefania Butler, Posted Jan 15th 2006 12:01PM

First let me say that generally, I am a fan of Target. I shop there for everything from clothes to cleaning products. But one thing I hate about Target is their clothes for toddler and young girls. Why must every jean have rhinestones on it? Why does ...
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Built NY baby line now available at Target

by Sarah Gilbert, Posted Jan 14th 2006 4:38PM

I whiled away some hours today at Target. As I was idly glancing over at the baby section, what to my wondering eyes did appear but a full line of Built NY baby items. If you'll recall, I was wanting and wishing for their "tidy bib" exactly ...
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Ugg boots for kids: someone please talk me down

by Stefania Butler, Posted Jan 2nd 2006 10:32AM

You know those items that you swore you would never buy for your kid? The non-wood toys, the noisy toys, the princess outfits, Barbies, anything Disney, chicken nuggets, bibs that say "I Heart My Mommy"... I swore up and down that I would ...
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Shopping meltdowns, part of every parent's holiday landscape

by Sarah Gilbert, Posted Dec 23rd 2005 2:46PM

After I wrote about my holiday shopping experience - the Christmas spirit was everywhere!, now, with meltdowns! - I went surfing around some new-to-me parenting blogs. I was particularly impressed with this post from The View From Crazy. Her ...
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