Kmart children’s toys recalled over choking hazard after two months on shelves

An assortment of children’s toys sold at Kmart for two months has been recalled over choking hazard concerns.

An assortment of children’s toys sold at Kmart for two months has been recalled over choking hazard concerns.

The 3D Mini Animal Toys were stocked between June 12 and August 13.

“The product contains small parts that may separate from the toy and become a choking hazard,” the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) said.

The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment said the product contains small parts that may separate from the toy and become a choking hazard.

“There is a risk of serious injury or death by choking if small parts separate from the toy and a child places them in their mouth.”

Consumers are advised to “immediately” stop using the product and return it to the nearest Kmart store for a refund.

“Phone us if you are unable to return the product. You must also notify anyone if you have sold or gifted it to another person.”