If you are worried about a particular car or toy recall, you’ll need to bookmark both the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Consumer Product Safety Comission (CPSC) websites for full information.

If that doesnt help you, then we have two links which probably will. If you need to search for information on let’s say a Fisher Price recall for example, visit this link at the CPSC website. The information here asks you to either search for recalls in a particular month, or you can just search for a specific company and view all the relevant recalls that have occurred so far.

If we select the month February 2011, you’ll see that Jogging Strollers and Felt Bicycles have both been recalled for this month, while there’s also a listing for the IKEA crib recall, which we wrote an article on here.

If it is a particular vehicle recall you’re searching for in relation to February 2011, the same thing applies here. Head to this link at the NHTSA and you can search for the Model year of a vehicle, and then the brand of car you own. If you insert Toyota 2011 for example, you’ll be able to view a list of all the recent recalls that have occurred for Toyota 2011 models.

Let us know if you currently own a product which has been recalled this month. Alternatively, try the links above and see if they help you or not.

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One such item is Phil&Teds Strollers, a recall which was only announced last week. The CPSC announced the recall due to a risk of amputation or laceration and the recall affects around 22,000 Strollers, either the Phil&Teds V1 Classic or V2 Sport models.

Another recent recall issued this month is Discovery Toys Mobile Phones products, which were recalled in the US and Canada due to a problem involving the antenna – posing a risk of choking. If you own model 1231 of this product, you can head to the official website here for details on how to get a free replacement.

There are many other baby product recalls which happened this month, or towards the end of 2010 and you can see a full list of the products, by visiting this About.com guide. If you have an affected product, let us know if you have any questions – we may be able to help.

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The warning comes after toy giants Fisher Price issued a huge recall recently, which resulted in 10 million of their toy products being recalled over safety hazards. If you read the story at the time, you’ll know that the recall affected popular toys such as Tough Trikes toddler tricycles and Fisher Price high chair products.

According to the CPSC ( Consumer Product Safety Commission), Rollerblade USA rollerblades have also been recalled recently, so if you see any of these products on sale over Black Friday, you are probably best to avoid them.

If you are worried about potential safety risks on some toy products, you can take a daily look at the CPSC website here, which will contain all the recent recall information that you require, as well as archived information for previous recalls.

We have a video below to show you now, which gives consumers a few tips on how to get smart on toy recalls. Have a look and let us know your thoughts on the situation.

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