Most Dangerous Toys and Products Ever Made

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[Khadi-C]

Some "dangers" are the result of parents not being attentive. Don't give clay to your toddler who has not yet mastered the concept of "only food goes in our mouths".

[XerouEffect]

i still love how most banned toys are from lack of common sense and not the toy itself ..

[sbsstorytelling]

As to the Magnetic-X toy, here's a simple tip, DON'T EAT THEM. And if you have children not safely capable of using such a toy, don't buy it.
Simple.
Man that toy was fun!

Plus, the smell of the caps after you fired them was amazing to this youth.

[Adoptimuscribble]

the fact that people eat magnets, orbeez, and toy parts, then blame the product for it is insane

[Bread-z]

This guy teaches me more than my teachers 💀


Omg! Thanks for all the likes!

[analogludite]

As a kid growing up in the '60s and '70s, I remember a lot of these toys. We didn't know they were dangerous, so we never got hurt.😉 Of course, we never *ate* them! 🤔 There were no childproof tops on medicine, either. It just had a horrible taste. The only thing that tasted like bubblegum was .... [drum roll] BUBBLEGUM. That did occasionally get swallowed, but I don't personally know of any casualties from it.

[zwippie]

I got to be honest, the Magnetix issue is on the parents. If an older kid is playing with it and they have a younger baby in the house as well, keep an eye on the baby!
Some of the others on here are the same way.

[firegirl]

the actual Huggy Wuggy toys sold on the Mob Games site are really high quality, and great mementos if you love the game. chapter two and three have now been released, and chapter four comes out in january (we actually got the trailer today!) highly reccomend if you like a game with tons of secrets, lore, and scares (sorry guys, but i refuse to let Poppy Playtime go down without a fight! a pox on bootleg merch!)

[SwineBrothers]

I had a magnetic construction set, and the magnets did come loose. But guess what I never attempted to do? Swallow them. And hey look I'm still here. Survival of the smartest.

[deltatango]

Toy tommy guns? That's considered dangerous, seriously? I had that gun as a kid, and I can tell you that back then no kid was mistaken for criminal and shot because he had a cap gun. People are just so incredibly paranoid these days, and sometimes for good reason, but back then, kids with real guns was unheard of. We played army and cops and robbers all the time and no one ever thought that was something to worry about. Today, I understand things are much different, but in the 60s? Not dangerous at all.

[talnreich]

to be fair on the easy-bake-oven: I think having at least some cooking ability should be something everyone should have, and a childrens toy that fosters this from a young age is a effective way to do that. Through maybe with some parental supervision.

[SeriousApache]

Nothing is "safe" and "harmless" if you use it wrong enough

[buckgulick]

Ahhhh... What old guy out there doesn't fondly remember the smell of his roll-cap pistol?

[sirennightshade]

I actually have two Sky Dancers, both of which were limited edition -- a pink girl with a swan launcher, and a purple girl with a pegasus launcher. I never hurt myself on them, but I absolutely used to pull the cord as hard as I could and then try to catch the wings while they were spinning. Kids really do make their own fun, lol.

[SwineBrothers]

Clackers look a hell of a lot more fun than Tiktok.

[cindystrachan]

The Swing Wing is identical to a hat worn in some traditional South Korean dances.
Re: the Easy Bake Oven - when I was a kid, like around 1963, we had a toy stove and oven that had actual burners and an oven that heated up. It got so hot the burners glowed.
I also had a toy iron that got hot enough to melt the plastic curtains I was trying to iron for my mother. Didn’t see the iron after that.
Sometimes I wonder that my generation survived childhood.

[ThrillSeeker]

Ah, the good ol' days, when toy companies didn't give a @#$% about safety concerns and lead was everywhere.

[Make]

4:23 CORRECTION: There was ONE case, where a elementary school girl lost half of her scalp, to this monstrosity of a doll.

[AntisocialAtheist]

I bought my two daughters a nice chemistry set last year. It's age appropriate and not very dangerous, but I still make sure I'm with them during all experiments

[ronniebrackett]

I was a victim of the lawn darts....few stitches in the ol head.
Wasn't my worst lawn playing accident lol 😂😂