Look what these magnets could do to your child's stomach - Which?
We've tested several toys bought from online marketplaces, and found safety failings in almost half of them. In this video we look specifically at a magnetic building blocks toy which failed impact tests, meaning tiny magnets inside could come loose and be swallowed. The magnets are also 4X stronger than UK guidelines allow. Watch on to see what happens is a magnet is swallowed, and what you should do if your child swallows one.
00:00 intro
00:20 safety failings
00:50 magnets coming loose
01:17 first aid advice
02:14 outro
02:29 right of replies
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