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Pottery Barn Kids is recalling its Chloe, Sophie and Audrey soft dolls. Approximately 81,000 of these dolls have been sold nationwide.
The loops in the dolls’ hair and/or headbands can slip over a child’s head and around their neck.
Parents are to cut the loops out of the dolls hair and remove headbands. Or alternatively they can call Pottery Barn Kids for information on a merchandise credit.
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