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Wooden toys recalled

Tuesday, August 5, 2008 | 04:17 PM ET

Health Canada has recalled a few wooden toys sold in British Columbia because their small parts could pose a choking hazard to young children.

The toys are glossy red, orange, green, brown, yellow or natural wood.

They are called:

·Bear Rattle
·Pom Pom Train
·Kiddo
·Katerpillar
·Rattleman
·Ma Me Pa Turtle Family
·Tuttu Turtle
·Duby and Duba
·Duby Duck

There has not been any reports of harm caused by the items.

Two retailers, Dream Designs Co. Ltd. and Beacon Lane Furnishings & Accents, sold 69 units of the toys between February and April.

A company called Earthentree of Kirkland, Wash., will provide an exchange or refund. Earthentree can be reached at 425-753-6968 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. PT Monday to Friday.

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