Yo-yo water balls, the stretchy, rubbery toys that are sold near checkout lines for as little as $1, pose a potential strangulation hazard to children but will not be recalled, according to a feder… ...

Water toys come in a great many varieties, from balls to sticks to flying discs. We've tested dozens of dog toys and even tried out a variety of dog-friendly pools with our pets. We also spoke ...

Yo-Yo Water Balls, colorful fluid-filled balls made from a stretchy material attached to a bungee-like cord, are a hit with kids. They are also a dangerous menace that have caused at least 410 ...

Consumer Reports says there’s a potential safety hazard with popular small toy balls and beads that expand dramatically in water. Published April 22, 2013 • Updated on April 23, 2013 at 2:14 ...

Water beads are tiny balls made of extremely absorbent polymer material. When exposed to liquid, they can expand to 100 times their initial size and weight, according to the Consumer Product ...

Slight changes to one of man’s oldest playthings have created a ball that bounces on water, offering an entirely new set of ways to have fun. It's part physical education apparatus, part ...

Water beads are tiny balls made out of extremely absorbent polymer material. When exposed to liquid, however, they can expand to 100 times their initial size and weight, according to the Consumer ...