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It's funny that Michele posted on the lead paint in toys from China situation today. We just had a blood test for my 9 month old daughter that will look at her lead levels. It's a routine thing, but I was still especially glad it was happening, given her propensity to put all plastic objects in her mouth, and the recent news. The Steelworkers have started a campaign to better protect kids from imported toys with high lead levels. Check it out.
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