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Experts Share Dangerous Toys Parents Should Be Wary of This Holiday Season

AI-powered toys prompting safety concerns are under review as officials warn about open-ended conversations and privacy risks.
Counterfeit Labubu dolls and other fakes remain a choking risk as thousands are seized and sold in the U.S.
Experts urge parents to evaluate e-bikes for age, development, helmet use, and safe handling before gifting.
Safety agency cautions about water beads and button batteries due to choking and internal injury risks.
Authorities highlight the need for robust parental controls and regulation of AI toys to protect privacy and safety.
PIRG notes thousands of shipments flagged by U.S. customs contained toxic chemicals in 2025 recalls.
Experts remind consumers to buy from reputable companies meeting safety standards amid ongoing recalls.
Connecticut officials warn about the dangers of e-bikes for younger children and require helmets.
Officials urge vigilance over chatty toy robots that may imitate voices and collect data.
The conference emphasized a broader risk landscape including toy surveillance and consent issues.

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