Kids are microwaving popular squishy toys to make them more pliable, causing the overheated gel inside to burst Cara Lynn Shultz is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. Her work has previously appeared in ...

Parents have been warned about a children's squishy toy containing a chemical that can cause cancer. More than 1,000 fake toys, branded Squeezy Dumplings, have been seized from shops in Hull after ...

The UK government and Trading Standards have recently issued urgent safety alerts over counterfeit versions of the viral "squishy dumpling" toys due to serious toxic chemical risks and physical ...

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Eight-year-old Joseph Erskine needed weeks of treatment and a skin graft after a toy burst across his chest and hand - releasing a hot gel that can stick to the skin and cause severe burns. A warning ...

This trend prompted urgent warnings from doctors, schools, and parents. Children are microwaving gel-filled squishy toys, causing severe burns and hospitalizations Six children treated at Glasgow's ...

SHOPPERS are being urged to look out for four important features if buying ‘squishy dumpling’ toys for kids. The advice follows the recall of a squishy toy yesterday that was found to contain four ...

SQUISHY toys sold in the UK have been recalled after tests revealed they contained a highly toxic chemical. Purchasers should stop using the product immediately, and keep out of the reach of children.

Dumpling Squishy Race is an incremental simulator on Roblox in which you unlock different Squishy, train them on various platforms, and race across a long field. While racing, you'll earn some Wins ...

Step aside, NeeDohs. There's a new squishy in town — that is, if you can find it. RMS USA, the toy maker behind the viral squishy bun mystery dumplings, is channeling its inner Willy Wonka, revealing ...

A viral social media trend involving squishy toys is sending a growing number of children to hospital burn units, as parents, doctors and even the company behind the trend's viral toy sound the alarm.