Definition of Maternal and Infant Products and Toys

Maternal and infant products refer to professional health products provided for two special groups: pregnant and postpartum women and infants aged 0-3 years. They cover various needs during pregnancy, postpartum, and infant care, with extremely high requirements for safety and comfort.

Definition and Classification of Maternal and Infant Products
Maternal and infant products are designed to meet the special physiological and psychological needs of pregnant women and infants, and mainly include the following categories:

Maternity Products: Maternity wear, anti-radiation clothing, prenatal health products, nutritional supplements, pregnancy guides, prenatal education books, toiletries, etc.

Mommy Products: Postpartum recovery products, postpartum nutritional supplements, postpartum shapewear, breast pumps, nursing pads, nursing bras, etc.

Infant Products:
Food: Infant formula, complementary foods, DHA, calcium supplements, etc.
Clothing: Onesie, baby clothes, bibs, etc. Baby towels, baby shoes and hats, etc., emphasizing softness and skin-friendliness.
Furniture: cribs, strollers, high chairs, etc.
Baby care products: baby-specific laundry detergent, body wash, moisturizing cream, diaper rash cream, hand and mouth wipes, etc.
Diaper products: diapers, pull-ups, diaper liners, etc.
Bottles and accessories: bottles, sippy cups, nipples, breast pumps, sterilizers, etc.
Toys refer to all kinds of products designed or intended for children under 14 years old to play with, which have the function of promoting children's all-round development in physical, intellectual, moral and aesthetic aspects, and must meet multiple standards such as safety, hygiene and education.