Boy, four, taken to hospital after fake squishy toy explodes in his face
Boy, four, taken to hospital after fake squishy toy explodes in his faceImage source, Jodanna BevanImage caption, Hudson had to be taken to hospital after suffering eye damage from a squishy toyByOscar EdwardsBBC Wales Published6 minutes agoA mum says she feels "guilty" for…
- ▪Boy, four, taken to hospital after fake squishy toy explodes in his faceImage source, Jodanna BevanImage caption, Hudson had to be taken to hospital after suffering eye damage from a squishy toyByOscar EdwardsBBC Wales Published6 minutes ag
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| Publication time | Tue, 11 Aug 2026 21:14:06 GMT |
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Boy, four, taken to hospital after fake squishy toy explodes in his faceImage source, Jodanna BevanImage caption, Hudson had to be taken to hospital after suffering eye damage from a squishy toyByOscar EdwardsBBC Wales Published6 minutes agoA mum says she feels "guilty" for buying a fake squishy toy that exploded in her son's face, resulting in him needing hospital treatment.Jodanna Bevan bought the toys from Shein for her children after seeing them discounted.Hudson, four, was squeezing his when it "popped and exploded all over his face", with Jodanna describing the filling as a "thick white substance" with a sandy texture.While his bloodshot eyes "seemed OK" after washing them, Jodanna said by the next morning they were extremely swollen and he was unable to open them, so she took…
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