Easter LED Headbands Are Recalled For Violating a Mandatory Standard for Toys

On August 6, 2026, OKK Trading recalled its Easter LED Headbands. The headbands violated the mandatory standard for toys that have button cell and coin batteries by using lithium coin batteries, which can be easily found by children, who then may consume the battery. When a button cell or coin battery is swallowed, the result can be internal chemical burns, serious injuries, or even death. Around 25, 200 Easter LED headbands were impacted by the recall. If your child swallowed one of the batteries inside the headbands, please call Moll Law Group to determine whether you have a claim. Billions have been recovered in cases with which we’ve been involved.

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There are three different Easter LED headband models. One is Model 44694, which comes in white with satin ear linings with a fluffy white band and backing. The ear linings are light pink, dark pink, red or light blue. The headband is packaged in a bag marked OKK Trading, Inc. and “Item#44694.” Another is Model 46210, which comes in white, light pink, dark pink, red, purple, and turquoise and has ears with multicolor polka dots. They are packaged in bags made of clear plastic and labeled with Item#46310 and OKK Trading, Inc. Still another is Model 46309, which comes in light pink, white, purple, and turquoise. It has fluffy ears and fur edging the band. Like the others, these headbands are placed in clear plastic bag marked “Item#46309” and “OKK Trading, Inc.”

As a remedy, customers have been asked to immediately cease usage of the Easter LED Headbands and ask OKK Trading for a refund. While you’ll be asked to email recall@okktoys.com a photograph that shows you threw the headband away (and you should only dispose of button cell batteries by adhering to local hazardous waste procedures), you should not do this if your child was injured by the headband. The product could be evidence in the event that you need to bring a product liability lawsuit.

Product liability lawsuits can be pursued under various theories of liability. The ones that are available depend on the state. They can include strict liability, negligence, breach of warranty, breach of contract, and statutory violations. In most cases, strict liability is the most favorable theory to plaintiffs. Using this theory means we would need to establish (1) there was a defect and (2) the defect caused your child an injury. Products can be defective with regards to their manufacturing, marketing, or design. In this case, if a mandatory standard was violated in the specifications, there is likely a design defect. However, if the mandatory standard was violated while the product was being made, there may be a manufacturing defect.

Discuss Your Child’s Injuries with a Product Liability Attorney

If your child was injured as the result of an Easter LED headband, please call the knowledgeable Chicago-based product liability lawyers of Moll Law Group to determine whether you have grounds to sue. Complete our online form or call us at 312.462.1700.