The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a warning about fake Labubu dolls, called Lafufu dolls, that can be dangerous for children. The lookalike Labubu dolls, sometimes called Lafufu, are small enough to fit in a child’s mouth and can break apart in pieces that also can be a choking hazard, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warned. “These fake Labubu dolls are dangerous, illegal, and have no place in American homes,” said Peter A. Feldman, acting commission chairman, in a news release. Protect your children and buy only from reputable sellers.”The real Labubu dolls from Pop Mart feature a holographic Pop Mart sticker, a scannable QR code that links to the official Pop Mart site, and on newer versions, a subtle UV stamp on one foot. The commission said the fake dolls also “have overly bright colors or the wrong number of teeth.” The real Labubu dolls have nine teeth.