Playmobil, LeapFrog, Chicco, SpyNet and other toys contain toxic chemicals, according to report

(WXYZ) - Hundreds of toys contain the toxic chemical BPA (bisphenol A), according to a new report.

The information was based on data collected under a new safety law passed in Maine, that requires companies to report chemicals found in their toys.

More than 650 brand-name products are on the list, including toys from Playmobil, LeapFrog, Chicco and SpyNet.

To see the complete list, click here.

Researchers say long-term exposure to BPA can affect brain development, reproductive organs and behavior.

On Tuesday, State Senator Rebekah Warren (D-Ann Arbor) will introduce a bill to give Michigan families better access to information about their children's toys.

The "Safe Children's Products Act" would require the state to create a list of chemicals found in children's products that could be harmful. It would also require toy companies to report any toxic chemicals found in their products.