A recall has been issued for Crayola‑branded pip-Cubes after regulators identified a magnet ingestion hazard. The building toys, marketed for creative play, may release small magnets if seams split.

CreateOn has issued a nationwide recall of its Crayola-branded pip-Cubes after discovering that the magnets inside the colorful building blocks can loosen if the cube seams separate. While no injuries ...

WHEELING, Ill. — CreateOn is recalling about 9,400 Crayola-branded magnetic building cubes after determining the products pose a serious risk of injury or death if swallowed by children. The recalled ...

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is warning consumers to stop using Carolina Milano 5-millimeter Magnetic Balls Cubes because they pose a serious risk of injury or death if ingested.

If recalls feel like they are popping up every time you look away for a second, you are not imagining it. Parents are carrying so much already, and safety alerts can easily feel like one more thing on ...

The federal government is recalling nearly 10,000 Create-on Crayola pip cubes due to safety concerns involving loose magnets that could pose serious health risks to children. The Consumer Product ...

A popular children's toy is being recalled over a possible swallowing hazard. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced a recall of CreateOn Crayola-branded Pip Cubes because their magnets ...

Thousands of Crayola-branded magnetic cubes were recalled because of a potential hazard from the small magnets that can detach and pose a risk to children if swallowed. Approximately 9,400 units of ...

The Consumer Product Safety Commission warned against buying or using Carolina Milano brand magnetic ball cubes Wednesday due to the risk they pose if swallowed. The small balls are too powerful under ...