EN 71 is a set of standards specifying toy safety. EN 71 covers chemicals and heavy metals, flammability and mechanical properties. The purpose of EN 71 testing is to verify if your product is compliant with all applicable EN 71 parts.

Addresses thermal electrical and Addresses thermal, electrical, and mechanical hazards of toys, packaging, and toy chests toy chests • Sections for prevention of choking, lacerations strangulation impalement lacerations, strangulation, impalement, suffocation, falls, burns, poisoning, eye injuries etc. injuries, etc. • Advice for matching toys to children of certain ages

CPC (Children's Product Certificate) originates from the mandatory regulation CPSIA (The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act). The regulation requires a written certification should be issued, in which the manufacturer or importer certifies that its children's product complies with all applicable children's product safety rules based upon the passing test results performed by a CPSC-accredited third party lab.

CPC (Children's Product Certificate) originates from the mandatory regulation CPSIA (The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act). The regulation requires a written certification should be issued, in which the manufacturer or importer certifies that its children's product complies with all applicable children's product safety rules based upon the passing test results performed by a CPSC-accredited third party lab.

JPMA certification seal means that a baby product has been tested by an independent facility and met the guidelines set by standards developer ASTM International.

JPMA certification seal means that a baby product has been tested by an independent facility and met the guidelines set by standards developer ASTM International.