By Lizzie Parry PUBLISHED: 12:27 EST, 10 November 2013 | UPDATED: 13:17 EST, 10 November 2013 Fourteen-month-old Elia-belle Hooker suffered a nasty cut to her face when she and her older brother Jack, two, were playing with a Disney tea set A mother has urged Argos to rid their shelves of a 'dangerous' toy after her 14-month-old baby girl suffered a nasty cut from the rough plastic edges. Horrified at the cut inflicted on tiny Elia-belle Hooker by the Disney Princess Tea Set, mother Natalie Giugno posted a warning on Facebook to alert other unsuspecting parents. The 30-year-old immediately returned the toy to the Cromer branch of Argos urging managers to remove the product from sale.
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Natalie Giugno has called on Argos to take the Disney Princess Tea Set off the shelves after her daughter was injured
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Elia-belle suffered a nasty cut to her right cheek
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Mother claims had rough edges could have affected her daughter's vision
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Argos said they have not received any other complaints about the toy
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Store has launched 'an urgent investigation' with the toy's suppliers
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Toy carried warning it is not suitable for children under the age of three
She said while her youngest children were playing nicely together, pretending to have a tea party,  @placeholder must have banged into this little sister, accidentally causing the cut.