How to Determine if Baby Products are Safe?

The safety of baby products is directly related to a baby's health and growth, making choosing the right products a top priority for every parent. Below are core methods for systematically assessing the safety of baby products, helping you comprehensively assess their safety from materials, standards, structure to usage details.

Check Certifications: Look for National Mandatory Standards and Key Labels

The most direct guarantee of safety is compliance. When purchasing, please ensure the product meets the following national standards:

Baby Bottles/Tableware:
Look for GB 4806.2-2015 (Food Contact Materials)

GB 38995-2020 (New National Standard for Infant Bottles)

Clearly labeled "BPA-free" (Bisphenol A-free)

Textiles (Clothing, Bedding, Blankets):

Must meet Class A standards (GB 31701), specially designed for infants, free of formaldehyde, fluorescent agents, and carcinogenic aromatic amines.
Preferably products certified by OEKO-TEX Standard 100 to ensure dye safety.

Toys:
Must have 3C certification (CCC mark)

Comply with GB 6675-2014 National Toy Safety Standard, covering mechanical and physical properties, flammability, and chemical testing.