The Wall Street Journal reports that the industry is working to discredit Swartz somewhat, saying that his criteria and testing methods are unfair. Swartz counters by saying that at least six of the toys he has mentioned over the past few years have been the subjects of CPSC-assisted recalls. Stuffed dalmatian's ball and bottle pose choke hazard. Nipples from baby bottles pose choke hazard. Balloons - all rated as potential choke hazard to children under 8.
Stamps pose choke hazard.
Warning label written in German only. Capsules containing sponge animals pose choke hazards. Group says label warning of choke hazard is needed. Some Lego pieces have choke hazard. Item is an older one that doesn't have choke hazard label.