 But I think the correct reaction is to remove them from the shelves, ship them back to the manufacturer at their expense, and ban further shipments from that manufacturer until we're satisfied they've changed their paints. But no recall, unless there are actual lead parts in place, and or the paint is contaminated some very high level. Most toys in these recalls have very little. But here's the other part. How well do you think these surveillance see-through-the-walls