Are Squishies safe for your kids? Australian autho

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   Where are these made pt? chinese stealth? if china cant have Rio poison the kids instead....
Australian regulators have launched an investigation into the "soft and cute" children's toy Squishies after a government agency in Denmark found similar kinds of squeezable toys contained toxic chemicals.
Key points:
Danish authorities recommended Squishies be pulled from shelves
Consumer regulators in WA and SA have launched investigations into the toys
Experts say parents should monitor children's exposure to the toys
Danish authorities have recommended the toys to be removed from shops, and have also recommended parents dispose of them.
The toys, which are taking Australian primary schools by storm, are still readily available in Australia through major retailers like Big W and Target and sell for about $4 each.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-09-12/squishie-ban-in-denmark-sparks-australian-investigation/10233730

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	Where are these made pt? chinese stealth? if china cant have Rio poison the kids instead.... Australian regulators have launched an investigation into the "soft and cute" children's toy Squishies after a government agency in Denmark found similar kinds of squeezable toys contained toxic chemicals. Key points: Danish authorities recommended Squishies be pulled from shelves Consumer regulators in WA and SA have launched investigations into the toys Experts say parents should monitor children's exposure to the toys Danish authorities have recommended the toys to be removed from shops, and have also recommended parents dispose of them. The toys, which are taking Australian primary schools by storm, are still readily available in Australia through major retailers like Big W and Target and sell for about $4 each. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-09-12/squishie-ban-in-denmark-sparks-australian-investigation/10233730