5 S’s of Toy Safety What to look for when evaluating toys.

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5 S’s of Toy Safety What to look for when evaluating toys

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.

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

Safe Materials All toys must be Nontoxic No lead (excess lead can cause brain damage) No latex No cadmium (element found in batteries)

Sharp Edges Make sure that all toys are free from sharp edges or tips. If a toy becomes damaged it should be thrown away

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.

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