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Urgent recall: danger from Nemu Nemu hippopotamus for small children!
Urgent recall for the “Nemu Nemu Hippo Hippopotamus S” plush toy due to choking hazard. Return affected items to points of sale.
Urgent recall: danger from Nemu Nemu hippopotamus for small children!
In October 2025, an urgent recall for the popular plush toy “Nemu Nemu Hippo Hippopotamus S” was launched. This poses a serious danger, particularly for small children under 36 months, as the seams on the stuffed animal can come loose, creating a risk of suffocation. This alarming news is spreading rapidly through various media and is an important notice for all parents who have this toy in the house. Loud chip.de and productwarning.eu This is specifically the batch with the number 3082-05-24 and the manufacturer article number J15 37. The product also has the EAN 4523251929006.
The “Nemu Nemu Hippo” measures 18 cm and is sold through several dealers in Germany, including Vedes, Thalia, Otto, XXXLutz and Hugendubel. Parents are urged to immediately remove the plush toy from the reach of small children. The affected items can be returned to the points of sale and the purchase amount will be fully refunded.
Background information on the recall
The Nemu Nemu brand originally comes from Japan and has made a name for itself in the world of children's products. The recall was triggered by the manufacturer group Trousselier SAS. What is worrying is that many outlets have not yet provided sufficient information about the risks, which may have made returns more difficult for affected customers. The risk to small children should not be underestimated, which is why quick action is required.
Also reported in a similar context t-online.de about a recall of a SpielMaus brand toy, which was also withdrawn from sale due to an increased risk of choking. The “fairy tale push figure” was affected here, which contains individual parts that could be swallowed by small children. This shows the importance of continually paying attention to toy safety.
The recalls are a clear indication that both manufacturers and retailers must take greater responsibility to ensure the safety of children. While this case involves the “Nemu Nemu Hippo,” parents should always remain vigilant and regularly check the safety of their children’s toys.