Background Facts: Target Corp. operates a chain of more than 1,900 retail stores nationwide that generate more than $78 billion in annual revenues. Its stores sell a range of merchandise, including food, clothing, household goods, electronics, toys, entertainment products, sport and recreation products, beauty and personal care products, and supplies for school, office, parties, and pets. Target sells its own branded products, as well as products produced by other manufacturers. Like most large retailers, Target sells its product in its retail stores, as well as on its Internet website located at www.Target.com(Links to an external site.).

In 2021, Target issued a product recall for a baby rattle made by Playgro USA and sold in Target's stores and on its website. A ring on the rattle can dislodge and release several small beads, posing a choking hazard to small children. Based on the facts, describe two (2) types of potential defects with Playgro's baby rattles, and discuss the extent to which Target can be liable for selling Playgro's rattles if they are defective and the defect causes injury to children. Explain your reasoning.