Multiple reports describe fresh safety concerns involving children’s products, including a new recall for some sand kits linked to cancer-causing asbestos. The articles say a safety expert warns parents not to buy specific toys or toy categories, describing them as “toxic” or unsafe and urging shoppers to avoid certain items sold at retailers described as reputable. The coverage frames the issue around potential health risks to children and highlights that some products may expose children to hazardous materials or other safety concerns. While the sources emphasize that the warned-about toys should not be purchased, they also place the asbestos-related recall in the context of broader product safety checks and parental guidance. Taken together, the reports focus on recommendations to stop buying particular toys and on the existence of at least one recall affecting sand kits. The articles do not provide consistent, detailed item-by-item evidence in the shared excerpts, but they agree on the overall message: parents are being urged to review purchases and avoid specific children’s toys amid ongoing recall activity related to asbestos contamination.