Federal regulators have taken action against certain children's toys. A hazard is posed by water beads in these toys, which can cause problems if ingested.
The affected toys are of a type that is soft and pliable. They have been flagged due to the risk they pose to children.
Further information is available from the source, including the number of toys involved, which exceeds 15,000.
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