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Zeeman baby rompers may be dangerous due to loose buttons

Zeeman baby rompers may be dangerous due to loose buttons

Zeeman has issued a warning to customers regarding a batch of baby rompers that may pose a choking hazard due to loose buttons. The retailer advises against using the products to prevent potential safety risks for infants.

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