Fisher-Price has a shoddy track record when it comes to reporting defects and “injuries from defects” to the Consumer Products Safety Commission.
Fisher-Price Being Investigated By CPSC Due To Shoddy Track Record Reporting Defects
By August 7, 2007
Children, Lead Paint and Toys Are A Bad Combination
By August 3, 2007
So what are the risks for a child who had one of the toys that was recalled?
More Coverage Of The Fisher Price Recall
By August 2, 2007
The clip has a sound bite from the CPSC, as well as your typical concerned Mom interviews and a round-up of recent Chinese Poison Train stories.
By July 12, 2007
Mother buys a $149 Fisher Price Stand N Ride Du Stroller from Toys “R” Us and opens the box at home to find it filled with $320 of Bionicle Legos. Even more comical is the store’s incompetent customer service when they try to do the right thing and return the toys. [EricCarrol]
Fisher-Price Fined $975,000 for Failing to Report a Serious Choking Hazard With A Popular Toy
By March 5, 2007
Over the next two months, Fisher-Price received nine additional reports, including one case of a child placing the nail fastener in her mouth.
