Popular children’s book sold in Aldi and TK Maxx is urgently recalled as parents warned to ‘stop using it immediately’

Popular children’s book sold in Aldi and TK Maxx is urgently recalled as parents warned to ‘stop using it immediately’

A POPULAR children’s book sold in Aldi and TK Maxx has been urgently recalled. Parents have been warned to stop using it immediately as it poses a risk of choking to small children. The Groovy Baby “I Spy a Fly” Book has been recalled after it was found that it presents a risk of choking Credit: Unknown The Groovy Baby “I Spy a Fly” Book has been recalled after it was found that it presents a risk of choking, according to an update from the Office for Product Safety and Standards. A statement read: “The product presents a risk of choking because the fly wings on the last page of the book may in some instances detach from the book when pulled. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! “This poses a potential choking hazard for babies and young children.” You should be able to return the product and receive a full refund, even if you don’t have the receipt. But it is always worth double- checking with customer service. It is the latest in a string of recalls, revealed by retailers in the past few weeks. Just yesterday, the Volta VT40IT Incline Treadmill has been recalled over a significant risk of fire, following a fault identified in certain batches. Plus, just a few days ago, Waitrose issued a “do not consume” alert after finding listeria monocytogenes in 120g pots of its pitted black olives sold across UK stores. Most read in The Sun Elsewhere, three ladies handbags sold in Asda have been pulled from shop shelves after they were found to contain excessive concentrations of chemicals. The chemicals found can also cause possible damage to the reproductive system if they are found in excess quantities. Shoppers who have bought the affected bags have been urged to bring them back to the nearest store where they will receive a full refund. Comment now

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