How to Choose Safe And Qualified Toys for Children?Keep These 7 Points in Mind

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When purchasing toys, you should check whether the instructions and product labels are complete, including the manufacturer's name, address, product name, model, safety warnings, applicable standards, etc. When purchasing plastic toys, electric toys, metal toys, and ride-on toys Also look for the "CCC" mark. Do not buy "three noes" products, and choose toys suitable for children according to the applicable age group of the product.

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Play/test the product, touch the surface of the product, check whether the edges, corners, holes and other parts are smooth and not rough, and whether they will scratch children's skin. For products intended for children under 3 years old, check for small parts/accessories as well. On each part that can be grasped by the index finger and thumb, try to pull hard to see if the part will come off. Check the product for any crevices that could trap fingers. Whether there is a danger of pinching fingers in the gap between moving parts. For products with paint, smell if there is any peculiar smell.

 

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Choose toys that make less noise. The sensory and nervous systems of children in the growth and development stage are relatively sensitive. The noise of toys will increase children's annoyance, cause hearing fatigue, and affect children's health.

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When purchasing children's slide cars and toy bicycles, it is necessary to choose a car with good brakes and a brake handle that is suitable for children's hands, so as to prevent children from not being able to hold the car tightly when they are playing, and causing accidents caused by falls and falls. 

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When children play slides, bouncy castles and other large outdoor toys and equipment, try not to let children wear children's clothing with hoods or ropes, and do not wear anything with ropes, so as not to be entangled by the rope when playing, causing the danger of suffocation .

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Pay attention to whether there are small parts in the toy, especially do not let children under the age of 3 play with toys containing small parts, in case children accidentally swallow or inhale small parts, causing suffocation, intestinal perforation and other injuries. If the guardian finds that the child has accidentally swallowed or inhaled small parts, or the child has clinical symptoms suspected of swallowing small parts such as sudden abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, he should be sent to the hospital for treatment immediately to avoid serious harm to the child.

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When children are playing with toys, parents should carefully read the relevant warning instructions, and do necessary monitoring and reminders around them to prevent accidents from happening.