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Sharjah Families Cautioned on Toy Safety
The article "Child Safety in Sharjah" focused on warning from the Child Safety Foundation about the dangers of unknown source "Squishy" and "Slime" toys, especially when misused or damaged. It emphasized that some "Squishy" toys contain gel-like substances, liquids, sands, or powders, and that water beads can cause choking if swallowed. Heating these toys in the microwave poses a risk of explosion and the release of hot materials that could cause burns. The article also warned against sharing videos on social media that encourage microwaving toys, as this can lead to serious accidents. It highlighted the importance of inspecting toys, verifying their source, ensuring they are age-appropriate, and avoiding damaged or counterfeit products. Additionally, it stressed the need to supervise children during play, particularly when handling products that do not meet safety standards, which may contain hazardous chemicals or small parts that could detach. The article underlines the importance of awareness about the safe use of these toys and the dangers of imitation and unsafe materials to protect children's safety.
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