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Schoolgirl, 7, left with horrific blisters after squishy NeeDoh fidget toy 'explodes' in her hand
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NeeDoh fidget toys, also known as stress balls, have become increasingly popular among children in recent years as a way to help them focus and relieve anxiety. The toys are typically made of a soft, squishy material that can be manipulated by hand, but in some cases, they can rupture or burst if they are damaged or subjected to excessive pressure. The incident involving the 7-year-old girl has raised concerns about the safety and durability of these toys, particularly if they can cause serious injuries when they malfunction.
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Schoolgirl, 7, left with horrific blisters after squishy NeeDoh fidget toy 'explodes' in her hand
WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: Little Livi was left with painful blisters on her hands after her squishy toy suddenly 'exploded', and needed to be taken to a hospital for treatment
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