EC. Guidance document on the classification of toys intended for children under 3 years of age.
24 Jun 2016 CEN CR 14379, entitled" Classification of toys ", is a technical report, intended to be used together with EN 71 standards to determine which toys should be considered intended for children under and over three years (age classification). This report has recently been withdrawn by CEN (no longer for.
This Technical Report provides guidelines for the determination of the lowest age at which children start playing with toys in specific toy sub-categories and is 2 to entry: The toy sub-categories described herein were based on: the adaptation by Raquel Zumbano Altman for Brazil, on the original international classification
TOYS:AGE CLASSIFICATION GUIDELINES. GUIDELINES FOR THE TOYS REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE. HAZARDOUS PRODUCTS ACT (HPA). Product Safety Bureau. 1998-01-13. INTRODUCTION. The interpretations expressed in these guidelines reflect current thinking as understood by the Product Safety Branch .
AGE DETERMINATION GUIDELINES: Relating Children's Ages To. Toy Characteristics and Play Behavior. September 2002. Edited by Timothy P. Smith, Project Manager,. U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). CPSC STAFF DOCUMENT. Based on work performed under contract by Play Today. Principal
27 Sep 2016 Health Canada considers toys intended for use by children under 14 years of age to be captured by this definition. cylinder using a force of 4.45N or less. Applies to toys likely to be used by children under 3 years of age. The Toys Regulations do not specify standard tests for RFU.
All toys intended for use by children 12 years of age and under must be third party tested and be certified in aChildren's Product Certificate as compliant to the federal toy safety standard enacted by Congress, and to other applicable requirements as well. Please see our Business Guidance Page. Also, please see guidance
Toy Age Classification. • The Toys Regulations do not provide age classification guidance. • Health Canada has developed a guidance document: Toys: Age. Classification Guidelines. • The Guidelines provide the criteria used to determine if a toy is likely to be used by a child under 3 years of age (<3 years) or 3 years of
The Toys: Age Classification Guidelines is available from Health Canada's Consumer Product Safety to assist businesses in identifying toys likely to be used by a child of less than three years of age.

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