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5 S’s of Toy Safety What to look for when evaluating toys
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Consumer Protection Act A government agency that protects consumers rights when purchasing goods and services. Every consumer has rights and responsibilities and the Consumer Protection Act keeps them safe.
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Size For children 3 and younger, no toys or parts less than 1 ¼ -1 3/8 as they are choking hazards. No jawbreakers or marbles Foods need to be cut up lengthwise hotdogs, cherries, and grapes
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Safe Materials All toys must be Nontoxic No lead (excess lead can cause brain damage) No latex No cadmium (element found in batteries)
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Sharp Edges Make sure that all toys are free from sharp edges or tips. If a toy becomes damaged it should be thrown away
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Strings Less than 3 years of age no strings or cords over 12 inches. Strings longer than 12 inches the child has a threat of cutting off circulation. Hoods of coat with strings longer than 12 inches are illegal in the United States.
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Supervision Baby sitter or parent supervision is a must. Gates at the top and the bottom of the stairs Corner table bumpers Electrical outlet covers Motorized toys Child proof locks or cabinets
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