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Daycare Concerned About Toy Recall

WAUKESHA - Corinne Chartier is worried her 19-month-old son, Owen, will get hold of some recalled toys at home and at daycare. Wednesday she toured All About Learning, a child care center, and learned not to worry. All About Learning's Education Director, Louise Hansen, spent the day looking through all the toys at the center and removing the recalled items. "We print out the recall notice. Give them to teachers in the classroom then they go through all the toys and get rid of all the toys that have been recalled," Hansen said. Daycare workers make sure they have the exact recalled item by matching the product number on the list with the product number on the toy. Hansen pulled just a handful of items from the daycare shelves. Even though she insists the kids are safe from dangerous toys, she's still on alert. "Are you nervous about more recalls?" TODAY'S TMJ4's Melissa McCrady asked. "Sure we don't want to have unsafe products in our classrooms," Hansen replied. Hansen is certain they've gotten all of the recalled toys because teachers wash every toy at the end of the day, so if they happened to miss the item earlier, they'd catch it at night.