Plastic bags should be tidied away as soon as the present is unwrapped to avoid this risk. Keep toys intended for older children away from younger ones. Toy safety regulations are in force to give protection to children according to their age. Sometimes the hazards to younger children are forgotten when older brothers and sisters receive presents which may contain small pieces resulting in a choking hazard for the little ones. Musical Christmas cards should also be kept away from small children as there is the possibility of swallowing the computer chip 6.
Counterfeited goods are still a problem.
Not only can the quality be poor, some might even present a safety risk. Imagine the disappointment of receiving a music tape or video which is unplayable. Buy from reputable outlets. Buying on credit can sometimes be to your advantage. If you purchase items costing over 100 on a credit card, the credit card company is as liable for faulty goods as the retailer.