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KID Design Safety Toolkit - NEW COURSES!

Protect Your Child

Many parents believe that buying a popular brand name product, using a hand-me-down product that has already been "kid-tested,” or buying an expensive product means that it will be safe.

However, these beliefs do not mean a product is safe. Regardless of how popular, new, or expensive your product is, it might still be unsafe for your child.

Since the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) of 2008, there is now mandatory safety testing for children’s products and toys. However, in 2012, there were a reported 77,900 emergency room treated injuries in children under 5 years old due to nursery products. Although the CPSIA has made progress towards product safety, there is still room for improvement.  Older products, even those that have been recalled remain in use and not all products have to meet mandatory standards.

3 Steps to Safety

Making an effort to protect children from dangerous products is as basic as 1, 2, 3. Do your best to protect your child by taking these three steps:

1

Learn About Recalls

Check with consumer agencies to learn about product recalls. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and other organizations maintain current lists of recalled merchandise.

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2

Check your Products for Recalls

Search your home for dangerous products, and ask your childcare center, family, and friends to search for recalled items.

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3

Act to Keep Children Safe

Continue to be safe by learning how to stay up-to-date on product recalls, report products you think are dangerous, and help your friends and family keep their kids safe by spreading the word.

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And, don’t forget to support KID, which is actively working to ensure the safety of all children’s products.

Take Action

You can take action both inside and outside your home to protect children from dangerous juvenile products.

  • To learn more about the CPSIA and mandatory standards click here.
  • To find out if your products meet voluntary standards click here.
  • To learn more about the problems behind dangerous and recalled products click here.
  • To learn more about recalled products click here.
  • To learn about how to register your products click here.
  • Read It’s No Accident to find out how corporations sell dangerous baby products. Click here.

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