Toy Safety Guide: CE Mark and Age Appropriateness | ToyFlyer

Selecting a safe toy begins with finding a product appropriate for the child's age. The CE mark is one of the essential indicators showing the product's compliance with relevant safety regulations. The age label guides about part size, usage, and developmental level.

Check the Packaging
Manufacturer information, warnings, and age range should be legible. Small and detachable parts pose a serious risk for children under three years old.

Material and Durability
There should be no sharp edges, easily broken connections, strong odors, or loose battery covers. The toy should be regularly cleanable, and it should be known whether adult supervision is required during use.

Proper Use
Toy safety doesn't end with purchasing. Damaged parts should be removed, batteries should be correctly placed, and water toys should not be considered as swimming aids. By comparing the age and usage information on ToyFlyer product pages, you can make more informed choices.