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Warning from authorities following child burned by 'Squishy' toy

French authorities advise caution regarding the use of 'Squishy' toys after a child was burned.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The DGCCRF recently reported incidents related to the use of stress relief toys known as 'Squishy', as well as counterfeits of these products. The agency has urged caution to prevent further accidents.

According to the DGCCRF, an investigation is underway to analyze products marketed by various brands and models, with the aim of ensuring the safety of these toys.

This recommendation follows a case where a child was burned by one of these toys, highlighting the potential risks associated with their use.

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