Toys-R-Us Removes Baby Bibs

I think it is hard to delete China completely at this moment as this is almost more than 80% dependent on China and its not easy to find lternative overnight. How many daily use marchendise (except food) can be found that is not made in China? So it is a business contineuing from many years so it takes time. More and more fault fpund mean people will be more and more concius but it will take time.

I have said it before and I will say it again , it is all about money and making profit they don't care about people being ill or even dying , this is so sad pal xx

baby bibs too!? omg this is crazy! im afraid to use anything that says "made in china" now! even if it hasnt been listed as dangerous..who know what they will annouce next week?! hmm..odd how i havent seen anything on the news about it. what station were you watching? or do you have an article link?

Well, I for one wish they'd wake up and stop all this trading. At least if the things were made in the US we'd know they were safe. But why should China care if Americans are posioned or sick from their products...it's not their families and children. AT PEACE WITHIN

Again!?! Ppl are going to get to where they aren't going to want to buy anything for their kids. I really think they need to close trading with China until they straighten up. Maybe if they lost some of the work they get they'd quit trying to kill and posion ppl with their manufacturing. AT PEACE WITHIN

I can assure you it isn't just Americans honey! I think it is a worldwide problem and we all need to wake up and look at the goods we are buying! xxx

This is really sickening. I think someone should open their eyes. Why can't our government open their eyes and get our jobs back here, making the things we need.

Actually I don't understand the nature of this problem with toys made in China containing harmful elements in them. China is but a toy factory, which American firms like Mattel and Toys-R-Us use to manufacture toys for them. I would think that in a business arrangement, where either a company contracts (or sub-contracts) a factory somewhere in the world to manufacture their toys, or a company sets up its factories in other countries in order to leverage on the cheap labor to manufacture their toys cheaply, there must surely be quality control processes in place to ensure the manufactured toys meet the quality attainments of the toy company before they are accepted for distribution and sale. Wouldn't it be incumbent upon the American toy companies to have their quality checks in place to ensure their specifications with the China factory are first met (and that includes ensuring toys are not made from harmful ingredients) before these toys leave the factory floor? So if toys sold are subsequently found to be harmful to consumers, doesn't this reflect a failure of the quality control function of the toy company? If say the factory took short cuts illegally to save cost and escaped being caught by the toy company, then the factory should be taken to task. Right now, the accusing fingers are all pointing at China, but as I mentioned at the start, they are just the contracted manufacturer, not the party that specified what is to be in the manufactured product. Do others share this view?

What is next? This is so uncalled for. When are we going to wake up and fix this? Cheaper is costing More. Look at all the money they have lost due to the recalls on all the products. No sense in that.