Parents, check your children’s toys. Goody King-branded building cubes and blocks have been recalled because they contain magnets that could be ingested.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission said 213,500 Magnetic Building Cubes sold under the name Goody King and made by Yi Suen Commerce were recalled because if the cubes break or open, children can access the magnets.
If children swallow the magnets, they can be attracted to each other or other metal objects, or become lodged in the digestive system, resulting in perforations, twisting and/or blockage of the intestines, leading to blood poisoning or death.
The toys came in several themed designs and colors and in sets of 45, 56, 100, 120, 150 and 300, the CPSC said.
The following items are part of the recall, followed by their individual model numbers:
- Cute Zob — ZB150
- Dark Castle — DK100, GC150
- Dinosaur — DIN100
- Farm — FM100
- Firefighter — FF100
- Forest — FR200, PX200, FR300
- Galaxy — GL100
- Game — MR200
- Grassland Forest — FR150
- Magic — MG100
- Mineral Adventure — MA200
- Sky Grass — SI150
- Solid Blocks — SB56
- Transparent Solid Blocks — TSB56
- Travel Game — MR045
- Unicorn — UN100, UN150
- Volcano Forest — VF200
- Woods — WD100
The model numbers can be found on the packaging.
They were sold on Amazon from January 2024 to July 2026 for between $17 and $50.
There have been reports of two children ingesting magnets from the toys and needing surgery to remove them. There are 27 additional reports of the blocks breaking or opening and the magnets becoming loose, according to the CPSC.
If you have the recalled toys, you should contact Yi Suen Commerce for a refund. You’ll be sent a prepaid label to return the cubes for a refund.
For more information, contact the company by email or online.