Are the eyes made from thread or are they beads (choking hazard for babies)?
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The eyes on katarina kitten are plastic, but they have a series called little jellycat for babies. I love them all...
1356751
I purchased this earlier this year and have just checked. They are beads. However, they appear to be very well sewn in and are very deep set. With my adult sized fingers, it is actually not possible to grasp around the eye because they are so deep. It might be possible for baby fingers however.
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I personally didn't have any problems with the thread, so I'm GUESSING it's safety knottd. As for the clasp, mine was easily taken off. My 4 month could take it off. Now I only had my product for a few hours so I hardly got to look at all the details of it. I'm hoping this answer was some what helpful.
1211854
Yes the eyes are beads. Fuzz doesn't really shed. My granddaughter has 3 just to be sure there is always one close by. Highly recommend!
1063623
They are soft plastic and should be easily used as tub toys. The holes are even in their mouths, so you can squirt water out of them. They are quite honestly the cutest baby toys I've ever seen.
679781
I think that the standard for the warning is if the toy has small pieces or if small pieces could be generated upon breakage. In this case, there are no chokeable parts, but if the ring were to break, I could see how there would be chokeable parts generated. It would take more than usual baby play to break this ring, though. As an adult, I'd have to make a concerted effort to break it, and my first step would be to open the ring, which even my toddler can't do. I don't think it's reasonably a choking hazard when played with by babies/toddlers. That said, my children haven't found it to be a fun toy or a particularly good teether. If you haven't bought it yet, skip it.
146827
The eyes are buttons. I can say that the eyes have held up so far with an almost two year old playing/sleeping with it daily.
2163292
I bought the dolls a few years ago for my three girls. They play with them, toss them around etc. and the eyes have not come off. Of course, I don't know if they changed the design or fabrication method since I bought them.
126753
The eyes are hard plastic beads. The bear is adorable tho. It is oh so soft and cuddly. But the eyes are not sewn in.
479011
I bet that's a typo and it's for children ages 4+. I have my minion right next to me andI tugged on his hair, glasses, hands and feet, and none of the parts came off...I don't see a choking hazard here. He is the BEST!
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No, they are a black stitch. I have not come across any choking hazards with this stuffed dog.
1131795
The eyes are buttons. They are not shank buttons, but flat on the back. They are attached very securely, but you can lift the edge of the button away from the fabric of the face. I would be careful if giving to a baby or toddler. There is another large Raggedy Ann on Amazon which has button eyes which are impossible to lift around the edge.
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It is made out of two amber "beads". One is the female end with a hole with threading. The other is the male end with a plastic "screw" that is fully threaded in the male end. The two beads simply thread together. It has never come apart. Seems super safe, to me, for putting on a baby and I am a very cautious mama. We have LOVED the necklace. I was giving Tylenol 3 - 4 X a day before putting this on. Now I almost never resort to medication for teething. I have never taken it off of her.
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The back is all magnet, not small pieces. Although, I would be worried about the wooden part breaking off and becoming a choking hazard. The first time my daughter played with them, 2 pieces broke, and definitely would be a choking hazard.
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I gave the bear away as a gift so I can't inspect it in person but from what I could tell they were normal stuffed animal eyes and seemed pretty sturdy in their attachment. Hopefully that helps!
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The cloth that it is made of is very sturdy. Generally, they say not to give toys with the beads to babies. He has weighted beads in his bottom. However, if supervised, it seems like it would be safe enough. My 19 month old plays with him a lot. He has a nice weight to him, and definitely has a strong baby scent.
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It's a Gund it's a high quality stuffed animal. The eyes are firmly attached to the one I bought, but I still wouldn't give it to any child under three just to be safe. The manufacturer says for ages 12 months to 5 years. There are some cute stuffed animals out there with embroidered eyes for very young children.
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i don't know - however - given its used for babies - it must be made from a 100 % safe & non toxic material for a regular use - and from the picture it does appear that the material used maybe safe plastic / polythene that is quite durable & it is obvious that it has been made after after the quality assurances from the makers have been APPROVED BY LICENSING AUTHOURITIES in the country of origin - moreover i do not wish to put my baby in a trauma from shampoo going in her eyes - so it is imperative for me to buy this great innovative product a s a p - isaac kazi