Multiple outlets report that a popular line of children’s squeeze toys sold at Walmart and Ollie’s is being recalled after the toys were found to present an asbestos exposure concern. The recall is linked to warnings from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), which states there is a risk of serious injury or death from asbestos exposure. Coverage notes that more than 120,000 units are included in the recall, with one report specifying the number as over 121,000 toys. The products are described as squeeze toys intended for children. The reports indicate the affected items were sold through Walmart and Ollie’s stores. The CPSC’s involvement is emphasized across the articles, with the risk language reflecting the commission’s safety concern. While the outlets agree on the recall trigger—potential asbestos exposure—their details converge primarily on the quantity of toys affected and the retailers involved. Consumers are advised to take the actions specified by the recall notice from the CPSC and participating retailers.