BOSTON (AP) - Thinking of getting your kid the wildly popular fidget spinner? A consumer watchdog group is warning parents to think again.

Boston-based World Against Toys Causing Harm said Wednesday in unveiling its summer safety report that the ubiquitous spinners, already banned in many schools, can fall apart and the small pieces can create a choking hazardW.A.T.C.H. said children in Texas and Oregon have been taken to hospitals recently after choking on fidget spinner pieces.The group also warned about the fire dangers posed by lithium batteries in hoverboards; the potential for blunt-force injuries from plastic weapons based on superhero movies; and impact injuries from nonmotorized scooters.