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"After so many recalls, how can I feel secure that the products I buy for my kids are safe? Good news: Congress has passed the Consumer Product Safety Information Act, which started going into effect this year. Over the next three years, manufacturers are required to progressively lower lead content in children&amp;#039;s products, among them clothing (with metal attachments) and toys. Also, plastic items for children, including toys and products for feeding and teething, can contain no more than 0.1 percent of certain phthalates (chemicals that make plastic flexible and have been linked to reproductive problems). Finally, manufacturers must prove, through independent lab testing, that products meet these guidelines before they can be sold in stores. Check out our list of up-to-date product recalls. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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