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Child education starts at home at an early age. In particular, there are many educational toys produced for certain age groups in the market. The growth of the toy industry, direct and long-term contact with children, toy production must be subjected to certain standards.
The most important issue in regulated standards is the chemical content of toys. Chemical properties are specified within the scope of the "Toy Safety Regulation", in which the procedures and principles regarding the safety and free movement of toys are determined.
The chemical structure of the toys should not have any negative effects on human health.
- Toys should not contain chemicals classified as carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic within the scope of the Regulation on Classification, Labeling and Packaging of Substances and Mixtures.
- In other toys that are produced for the use of young children and can be taken in the mouth, nitrosamines as a result of migration should not exceed 0.05 mg / kg and nitrosable substances should not be more than 1 mg / kg.
- Toys should not contain allergen odors that are included in the annex of the regulation.
- Heavy metals that can be found in the players should not exceed the limits specified in the annex of the regulation.
Toys produced in accordance with these rules can be sold reliably. Reliable toys are actually products with CE certification. The test and analysis processes on the basis of obtaining the CE certificate are carried out within the scope of EN 71 - 1, EN 71 - 2, EN 71 - 3 standards.
The mechanical and physical properties of the toys should be documented and offered for sale, taking into account their flammability and chemical properties.
