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Tumblekins Toys Recalled by International Playthings

By: Shannon Bruffett
Updated: February 21, 2012
 International Playthings recalls about 31,000 Tumblekins Toys.
 The toys can break into small pieces with sharp points, posing choking and lacerations hazards to children.
  Description: This recall involves all Tumblekins toy vehicles and playsets, including the farm playset, fire station, police car, roadster, off-roader, fire truck and school bus.
  The toys are wooden, painted in bright colors.
    They were sold by Juvenile product stores, mass merchandisers and other stores nationwide and on various websites from March 2011 through December 2011 for between $14 and $35.
   Consumer should take the recalled toys away from children immediately and contact International Playthings to receive a free replacement toy.
   For additional information, contact International Playthings at (800) 445-8347 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, or email the firm at recall@intplay.com

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