Children's Product Certification

Children's Product Certification is a process that ensures products designed for children, like toys and furniture, meet safety standards set by regulatory agencies. Manufacturers perform testing or certify that their products comply with these safety requirements to reduce risks such as choking, poisoning, or injuries. Certification often involves providing proof of testing, labeling, and adhering to regulations like the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA). This process helps parents and caregivers trust that products intended for children are safe and properly tested before reaching the market.