Children's Day is Approaching, Toy Selection Safety is The Most Important!

There are many types of children's toys, and the potential for injury from each toy varies. for example:
☞ The small parts on some toys may fall off and be easily swallowed or stuffed into the nostrils by young children, posing a risk of swallowing and suffocation;
☞ Some toys have metal sharp edges, protruding sharp points, rough burrs, etc. on the surface, or the structure of the toy is fragile, forming sharp small parts, which pose a risk of stabbing;
☞ Hair falling from plush toys or dolls may be inhaled by children into their lungs, causing suffocation or difficulty in breathing; colored clay or plastic toys may pose a threat to children's health due to inferior materials and excessive harmful chemicals.

When parents are buying toys and children are playing with toys
The following points should be noted

01   Adults should be accompanied when playing with toys, and do not buy toys with folding structures for infants and young children.

02   Don't buy toy cars without the factory name and address logo, let alone the three-no products.

03   When buying or playing toys for young children, check whether the parts of the toy are too small and whether the small parts fixed on the toy are firm.

When parents buy toys
Pay attention to the following points

01  Do not let infants play with plasticine, crystal clay and other toys. These toys are easy to be swallowed by infants because of their bright colors.

02  Do not let children under the age of 8 play with toys containing strong magnetic small parts; when children aged 8 and above play with such toys, parents should carefully read the relevant warning instructions, and do a good job of supervision and necessary reminders.

03  If parents find that their children have swallowed toy parts by mistake, or suddenly develop clinical symptoms suspected of swallowing toy parts, such as sudden abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, they should send them to the hospital for treatment immediately.