A recall notice has been issued for a children’s toy due to a defect that could cause suffocation or death.
The Janod Cocoon Activity Table, distributed by Bright Wonders, does not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to 36 months old, according to Product Safety Australia (PSA).
A bell may detach from the product while a child is using it, which PSA said could pose a “risk of choking, suffocation or death”.
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“Consumers should stop using the activity table immediately and check if they have a product from one of the recalled batches,” PSA said.
The toy was sold nationally online and in store from October 1, 2021 to September 30, 2022 at several independent toy and children’s retailers. The full list of retailers is available on PSA’s website.
The batch numbers of the affected products are: 10615, 10799, 10887 and 11107.
They can be found on a white round sticker with the Janod logo in the middle on the underside of the table.
It also may be found near the barcode on the box.
Consumers with the Activity Table should contact Bright Wonders on 08 7425 1406 or email recall@janod.com.au for a free t a free replacement bell kit.
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