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Our approach
giggleloft sells toys for the US market. [Before listing a children’s toy, we ask our suppliers for third-party test reports to applicable US standards (such as ASTM F963) and a Children’s Product Certificate (CPC).] Store owner: only keep this sentence if it is true for every toy you sell.
Age grading
Every product page shows a recommended age. Age grades are based on safety as well as development — a toy for “Ages 3+” may contain parts that aren’t safe for babies and toddlers, even if a younger child could play with it.
Choking hazard warnings
Toys that contain small parts, small balls or marbles and are meant for children aged 3–6 carry a choking-hazard warning. Balloons carry a warning for children under 8. On our site these warnings appear right next to the price, marked with the ⚠ safety alert symbol.
Tip: keep toys for older kids away from babies and toddlers in the same home.
Batteries & magnets
- Battery requirements are listed on each product page. Keep spare and used batteries — especially button/coin cells — out of children’s reach.
- Check that battery compartments stay securely closed.
- Check magnetic toys regularly. If a magnet comes loose or a piece cracks, stop using it.
Everyday safety tips
- Read and follow the instructions and warnings on the packaging.
- Remove and throw away plastic packaging and tags right away.
- Inspect toys regularly for damage and repair or discard broken toys.
- Supervise young children during play.
Recalls & safety concerns
If you have a safety concern about a product, please contact us right away at hello@example.com. You can also check recall information at CPSC.gov.