1-2 years old toy selection strategy

1-2 years old toy selection strategy
1. Refuse to buy "three-no" products. Pay attention to check the labels and safety warning signs of toys. Consumers should try their best to choose toys produced by regular manufacturers and refuse to buy "three-no" products. When buying toys, you must check the CCC mark of the product, pay attention to warning information or other safety information, and pay attention to the instructions for use of the toy.
2. Check the quality of the toy. Hard toys should have no sharp points and edges that puncture or scratch children's skin. Filled toys should feel soft to the touch, without foreign objects or hard objects. The moving parts of the toy should not pinch children's skin. finger.
3. To identify toys containing harmful substances, be careful to buy colorful toys that may contain chemical components such as benzene, lead, and cadmium that may be harmful to children, or heavy metals exceeding the standard. Do not choose toys with strong fragrance or peculiar smell. Or be sure to urge them to wash their hands before eating. When buying plush toys, you must not be greedy for cheap, and prevent the purchase of unqualified products that use black cotton or unsterilized waste materials as fillers.
4. Pay attention to sounding toys that damage children's hearing. The volume of sounding toys should be controlled below 70 decibels to avoid noise damage to children's auditory system.
5. Avoid choosing toys with sharp objects. Children's toys should not have sharp metal and glass edges. For toys with arrows, the tip must have thick and soft rubber, and it should be firm and not easy to fall off. Children's self-control and control are relatively weak, so darts, slingshots, imitation pistols, laser guns and other ejective, sharp and powerful toys are not suitable for young children to play.
6. Look at the packaging. The purchased toys are equipped with plastic packaging bags or packaging materials. After unpacking, they should be stored or discarded immediately, and children should not be allowed to play. Avoid children from suffocation caused by improper use of plastic bags.