Read our Privacy noticeParents are being warned that fake or counterfeit versions of their children’s favorite toys may put them in danger. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warned in an August 5 notice against fake or counterfeit squishy toys — and cautioned against a viral social media trend that encourages children and teens to microwave them. open image in gallery Counterfeit versions of trendy squishy toys may put kids in danger, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warned ( The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission )Some versions of them do not comply with federal safety requirements for children’s toys. Some squishy toys contain water beads, gels, liquids, powders or sand. Medical attention should be sought for a severe burn, a burn involving a young child, or if there are signs of an infection after the burn.