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Toys

Children's toys, including a stuffed bear, a stuffed tiger, stacking rings, and a toy car

Whether your kids are working on a puzzle, playing with building blocks or inventing their own games, here are a few tips to keep them safe. 

  • Follow age guidance and other safety information on toy packaging and choose toys that match each child’s interest and abilities.
  • Get safety gear, including helmets, for scooters and other riding toys-and make sure that children use them all the time.
  • Keep small balls and toys with small parts away from children younger than age 3 and keep deflated balloons away from children younger than age 8.
  • Once gifts are open, discard immediately plastic wrappings and other packaging on toys before they become dangerous playthings.
  • Toys must have age labels if the toy is a choking hazard for children under 3-years-old.

If you have an issue with any toy, report it to CPSC on SaferProducts.gov.

View the: Toy Safety Press Release
View the: Toy Injury Statistics

 

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