Explore the W.A.T.C.H. website to understand the organization's origins and the scale of the toy safety problem. Specifically, identify the primary reason W.A.T.C.H. was founded, the title of Edward M. Swartz's first book on toy safety, and the estimated worldwide annual sales for the toy industry.
Navigate to the 'About' section of the website. From the 'About' section, locate and navigate to the 'Need for Action' page. On the 'Need for Action' page, identify the estimated worldwide annual sales for the toy industry. From the 'Need for Action' page, locate and navigate to the 'Our Roots' page. On the 'Our Roots' page, identify the primary reason W.A.T.C.H. was founded. On the 'Our Roots' page, identify the title of Edward M. Swartz's first book on toy safety. State all identified information.
State that W.A.T.C.H. was founded to educate the public about dangerous children’s products and protect children from harm, realizing the need for a national organization to more fully educate the public to the dangers lurking in many toys and children’s products. Identify Edward M. Swartz's first book as 'Toys That Don’t Care'. State that the toy industry has an estimated $70 billion in worldwide annual sales.