Children's rattles, blankets and a pram accessory are urgently recalled over fears they can be contaminated by mould

An urgent recall has been issued for children's rattles, blankets and pram accessories over fears they could be contaminated by mould. 

The four popular kids toys and accessories from Kaisercraft Pty Ltd could pose a serious 'risk to children with weakened immune systems'.  

They were sold at the Kaisercraft store in the Majura Park shopping centre, near Canberra, between October 28 and November 8. 

Plush lion baby rattleThe monkey plush toy

The four popular children's items from Kaisercraft Pty Ltd could pose a serious 'risk to children with weakened immune systems'

Utopia unicorn cuddle blanketLion plush

The company has urged all customers to immediately return all items to the Kaisercraft store for a full refund 

They were sold at the Majura Park Shopping Centre in the ACT between October 28 and November 8

They were sold at the Majura Park Shopping Centre in the ACT between October 28 and November 8

'Exposure to mould spores may affect those with allergies and can cause an adverse reaction, including an allergic reaction, infection or health complications,' the recall read. 

The affected items include the Monkey and Utopia Unicorn Cuddle blankets and the Finn Fox and Utopia Unicorn pram accessories.

Customers urged to return the items immediately for a full refund (pictured: recalls issued)

Customers urged to return the items immediately for a full refund (pictured: recalls issued)

The baby rattles in the shape of a sheep, koala, lion and deer were also listed in the recall, including the plush koala, lion, and utopia unicorn rattle.  

The company has urged all customers to immediately return all items to their closest Kaisercraft store for a full refund. 

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