Product Safety Australia recall Recall notice
Children’s toy LED soccer ball that hovers on a cushion of air for use indoors only small
This notice is for Children’s toy LED soccer ball that hovers on a cushion of air for use indoors only small size 5.5” soccer balls are affected from TheKiddoSpace. Review the photos and listed product details before using, keeping, selling, or giving it away.
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Sale dates 13 December 2024 - 13 January 2025
Country of manufacture China
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- Email: info@thekiddospace.com
- Website: https://thekiddospace.shop
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Source: Australia · Product Safety Australia
Recall number: led-soccer-hover-ball-small
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Source Australia · Product Safety Australia
Recall date May 15, 2026
Product name Children’s toy LED soccer ball that hovers on a cushion of air for use indoors only small size 5.5” soccer balls are affected
Brand / company TheKiddoSpace
Hazard / issue The batteries in the toy can overheat while in use.
Remedy / action
- Consumers should stop using the balls immediately and keep out of reach of children. Write “RECALLED” on the ball in permanent marker and submit a photograph of the marked ball to to receive a replacement soccer hover ball. Dispose of the ball in accordance with their local waste disposal requirements. Contact TheKiddoSpace for further information relating to the recall or for further assistance.
Recall number / record ID led-soccer-hover-ball-small
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