Lead is most often associated with pencils, but can also be found in some paints and other products. The Consumer Product Safety Commission is vigilant in looking for consumer products that have high lead content and can harm children. Just recently, the Commission recalled the Tone World Recliner Chairs in America for violating lead paint standards. Children’s chairs and wrestling action figures were other recent recalled products that violated lead paint. Most often, it is children’s products that are recalled. This is because young children may try to chew on their toys, jeweler, or clothing. When there is dangerous lead on the product, it can create poisoning. In the past, the USCPSC has recalled bike bells, cloth books, toy trucks.
Belts, children’s jewelry, tea glasses, lacrosse cloves, and ceramic piggy banks, just to name a few of the many items. Children who are poisoned by lead obtain headaches, stomachaches, and anemia. They can also have behavioral problems. Lead can also affect a child’s developing brain. If your child has been lead poisoned because of a faulty product, seek justice today! Talk to someone right now to get more information!
