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Originally Published 5 months ago — by Nintendo Everything
Nintendo announced the 'My Mario' series of products aimed at young children, including merchandise, a new free app for Switch and iOS launching on August 26, 2025, stop motion videos, and various physical items like a wood block set and a board book, all designed for parent-child enjoyment.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by KABC-TV
Social media videos show people testing Stanley cups for lead, which is used in the vacuum insulation but covered by stainless steel. While the manufacturer assures that no lead is present on the surface, concerns about potential exposure remain. Other brands of travel drinking cups have also been recalled due to lead content, prompting calls for stricter regulations and alternatives to lead in manufacturing. Lead exposure, especially for children, can have serious health effects, and experts recommend regular testing for lead levels in children.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WBAL TV Baltimore
Videos on social media show people testing Stanley cups and other travel flasks for lead, which is used in the vacuum insulation and sealed within the base of some brands of travel drinking cups. While the manufacturer assures that the lead is inaccessible to consumers, concerns remain due to the potential health risks associated with lead exposure. Other brands have also been subject to recalls over lead content, prompting calls for companies to eliminate lead from their products. There is no safe level of lead for children, and ongoing exposure, even at low levels, can be toxic, making it crucial for parents to be aware of potential sources of lead exposure and get their child's lead levels tested.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Local 3 News
Social media videos show people testing Stanley cups for lead, which is used in the vacuum insulation but covered by stainless steel. While the manufacturer claims no lead exposure risk if the cup remains intact, experts warn of potential dangers if the seal is compromised. Other brands of children's cups have also been recalled due to lead content, prompting concerns about lead exposure and its harmful effects, especially on children. There is no safe level of lead for children, and experts recommend testing for lead exposure, as it can have significant effects on a child's development.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNN
Social media videos show people testing Stanley cups and other travel flasks for lead, which is used in the vacuum insulation of some brands. While the lead is sealed within the base and covered by stainless steel, concerns about potential exposure remain. Other brands of children's cups have also been recalled due to lead content. Experts emphasize the dangers of lead exposure, especially for children, and urge companies to eliminate lead from their products. Lead exposure can have serious health effects, particularly for children, and it is important for parents to be aware of potential sources of lead and have their children's lead levels tested regularly.