Fisher-Price recall is complex. Here's how to sort it out.

Fisher-Price recall involves four different products, 46 model numbers, and almost 11 million units.

By Elizabeth Fuller, Correspondent / September 30, 2010

This Dora the Explorer Tough Trike is one of nearly 11 million tricycles, toys, and high chairs that are part of the Fisher-Price recall over safety concerns.

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Fisher-Price Thursday announced one of the largest product recalls ever involving children’s products, both in terms of sheer volume – almost 11 million units – and because four different types of products, with 46 different model numbers, were recalled the same day. The current list of recalled products is below.

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The variety of products involved makes the Fisher-Price recall a little complex for parents.

If you own a Fisher-price tricycle, high chair, a Little People Wheelies Stand 'n Play Rampway, or any one of seven infant toys with inflatable balls, the recall may affect you. The products could cause young children to choke or injure themselves, the federal government says.

“If you’re a kid, you don’t want your toy to break, but if you’re a parent, you don’t want your kid to be chewing on a toy and find that they’re choking on it,” said Alex Filip of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), the federal organization responsible for monitoring product safety and issuing recalls.

Here's what parents should do:

Check your product against the model numbers listed below. The model number can be found on the product itself.

CHECK HERE FOR PHOTOS OF FISHER-PRICE RECALLED PRODUCTS

If your Fisher-Price product is on the recall list, put it out of reach of children. Don’t bother taking it back to the store you bought it from. Contact Fisher-Price instead, because it will send out replacement parts or repair kits to make the products safe.

Replacement parts and repair kits can be ordered through the company's toll-free number (800) 432-5437 (between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Eastern Time Monday through Friday) or online at this website.

If you have a tricycle, look for the model number under the seat in the storage compartment. Recalled models include the Hot Wheels Trike (Model No. 72633); Barbie™ Butterfly Trike (72639); Lil' Kawasaki® Trike (72642); Tough Trike (72643 and 72644); Kawasaki Trike (72792); Kawasaki® Ninja® Tough Trike ( B8775); Barbie™ Tough Trike (B8776);Nick Jr./Dora the Explorer Tough Trike (K6672); Go, Diego, Go! Tough Trike (K6673); Barbie™ Tough Trike Princess Ride-On (M5727); Kawasaki Tough Trike (N6021); Thomas & Friends™ Tough Trike (T6209); and the Go, Diego, Go!™ Kid-Tough™ Trike (V4270).