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Parents and caregivers should be aware of several child-related product recalls.

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Here is a list of April recalls collected from the following major federal agencies: the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Food and Drug Administration, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

• Rollerblade USA recalled Rollerblade® Fury Inline Skates and Rollerblade® Fury Brake Supports due to fall hazard.
• Lucky Global recalled Lelinta Multi-Purpose Kids Helmets due to risk of head injury. Sold exclusively on Walmart.com.
• Lil Anglers recalled Children’s Fishing Rods Sold with Kid Casters No Tangle Combos due to violation of federal lead content ban.
• Bagno Milano recalled Children’s Robes due to violation of federal flammability standards and burn hazard.
• NewCosplay recalled Children’s Sleepwear due to violation of federal flammability standards and burn hazard. Sold exclusively at Amazon.com.
• FunnyPaja recalled Children’s Bathrobes due to violation of federal flammability standards and burn hazard. Sold exclusively at Amazon.com.
• Arshiner recalled Children’s Nightgowns due to violation of federal flammability standards and burn hazard. Sold exclusively on Amazon.com.
• Goumi recalled Children’s Robes due to violation of federal flammability standards and burn hazard.
• IKEA recalled BLAVINGAD Fishing Games due to choking hazard.
• Monti Kids recalled Basket with Balls/Toys due to choking hazard.
• Jetson Electric Bikes recalled 42-Volt Rogue Self-Balancing Scooters/Hoverboards due to fire hazard. Two deaths reported.
• Delta Enterprise Corp. recalled 2-in-1 Outdoor Kids Swings due to fall hazard.
• Cannondale recalled Tesoro Neo X Speed Electric Bicycles due to fall and injury hazards.
• Open Cycle recalled UP Ekar, UPPER Ekar, WIDE Ekar and MIND Ekar Bicycles due to crash hazard.
• Rico Perez Products, Inc. recalled 60-count bottles of Dr. Rico Perez Super Kids Colostrum Chewable Tablets due to undeclared milk allergen.

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For recall details, visit the links above or review the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Food and Drug Administration and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration websites.