Miniature skateboard keychains attached to Z.Z. Jamboarder teddy bears
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Vermont Teddy Bear Co. and Zany Brainy have recalled skateboard keychains sold with teddy bears because the wheels can detach, creating a choking hazard for young children. The skateboard keychain is approximately 3.75 inches long with red wheels and attaches to a light brown teddy bear called Z.Z. Jamboarder that is about 15 inches long. The bear wears a white shirt, jeans, a purple hat, and sunglasses, with both the shirt and skateboard displaying a matching bear head emblem inside a red circle. The sewn-in tag identifies the bear as "Z.Z. Jamboarder™ Limited Edition 1999."
Consumers should immediately remove these skateboard keychains from young children's access. The record specifies that affected consumers can return the skateboard keychain to any Zany Brainy store in exchange for a Zooolennium bean-filled plush baby animal toy, or they can return both the teddy bear and skateboard keychain set to receive a refund.
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The skateboards' wheels can come off, posing a choking hazard to young children.
Consumers should take these skateboard keychains away from young children immediately, and return them to any Zany Brainy® store to receive a Zooolennium bean-filled plush baby animal toy. Consumers also can return the teddy bear and skateboard keychain set to receive a refund.
The skateboard keychain is about 3.75 inches long with red wheels. Z.Z. Jamboarder is a light brown teddy bear, about 15 inches long and wears a white shirt, jeans, a purple hat and sunglasses. The shirt and skateboard have matching emblems showing a bear head inside a red circle. The skateboard keychain is attached to a loop on the right side of the bear's jeans. A sewn-in tag under the left arm of the bear reads, "Z.Z. Jamboarder™" and, on the back, "Limited Edition 1999."
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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