My Sweet Love / My Sweet Baby Cuddle Care Baby Doll
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Walmart has recalled My Sweet Love/My Sweet Baby electronic baby dolls due to a burn hazard. The circuit board in the chest of these 16-inch dolls can overheat, causing the doll's surface to become hot enough to burn consumers. The dolls are pink with floral clothing and a matching knit hat, and come packaged with a toy medical check-up kit containing a stethoscope, feeding spoon, thermometer, and syringe. The doll features interactive electronics that make her babble and cough when she gets "sick" and her cheeks turn red, with the medical kit pieces used to make the symptoms stop.
The recalled dolls can be identified by the UPC 6-04576-16800-5 and a date code beginning with "WM" printed on the stuffed article label sewn into the bottom of the doll. According to the recall notice, consumers should immediately remove the dolls from children, take out the batteries, and return the doll to any Walmart store for a full refund.
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The circuit board in the chest of the doll can overheat, causing the surface of the doll to get hot, posing a burn hazard to the consumer.
Consumers should immediately take the dolls from children, remove the batteries and return the doll to any Walmart store for a full refund.
The My Sweet Love / My Sweet Baby electronic baby doll comes in pink floral clothing and matching knit hat. The 16 inch doll is packaged with a toy medical check-up kit including a stethoscope, feeding spoon, thermometer and syringe. The doll's electronics cause her to babble when she gets "sick," her cheeks turn red and she starts coughing. Using the medical kit pieces cause the symptoms to stop. "My Sweet Baby" is printed on the front of the clear plastic and cardboard packaging. The doll is identified by UPC 6-04576-16800-5 and a date code which begins with WM. The date code is printed on the stuffed article label sewn into the bottom of the doll.
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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