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I don't see the back story anywhere on the site, but I hope your child is okay!
He is, it was a minor scare. But a scare nonetheless, and it was on a toy that had been recalled months ago. Its amazing, but there are a lot of toys and kids' furniture that have been recalled and yet are still available for purchase on amazon!
What do you think about expanding this to 3d-printed stuff? Analyze blueprints for child safety before printing?
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I hope you don't buy a toy that is already recalled. It is against the law in the US to sell a product that has been publicly recalled. http://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=granuleid:USC-prelim-...
This was recalled last week. http://www.amazon.com/Dream-Me-Layla-Bassinet-Cradle/dp/B004...
Also, the right side of the site doesn't seem to be constrained; I can scroll way over - http://take.ms/P4CZQ
Bootstrap favicon? :)
This looks really good, but like so many sites I find on here, it makes no mention of country. So I assume you're just monitoring toys recalled in America? i.e. It's probably not worth me in New Zealand signing up?
This looks really good, but like so many sites I find on here, it makes no mention of country. So I assume you're just monitoring toys recalled in America? i.e. It's probably not worth me in New Zealand signing up?
This seems like a case where the country shouldn't matter. A recall in the US could help your kid no matter where you live.
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This was recalled last week. http://www.amazon.com/Dream-Me-Layla-Bassinet-Cradle/dp/B004...
I can't find any evidence of this recall; how did you find out about it? I guess that's the value of your site?