You're also supposed to label every single item with the batch number and keep track of that so if a recall needs to be ordered, people know if their product is unsafe. I won't sell any of my stuff to a couple of states because the testing is way too expensive for me to justify it. The testing requirements are different state to state too. You are required to test those products or provide proof from the place who made the material that it meets safety standards. Make sure you know testing requirements for every single thing you make. Then make sure you know and fully understand what materials are and are not okay, or which ones need to be tested. This goes for things made for pets as well- always do research on what’s safe because there’s likely stuff that never would have occurred to you if you hadn’t checked!!Īnybody (US based) who is making anything should do this but children's items especially: register as a small batch producer with the Consumer Product safety Commission. Something having the word “safety” in it doesn’t necessarily mean they’re safe for very young kids to play with- little kids shouldn’t be playing with safety pins, either! It can be confusing but it’s worth it to make sure with everything. It may be a pain, but it’s always better to be safe than sorry and do research on what’s safe for tiny children who aren’t yet old enough to know not to chew on things and swallow foreign objects. I think this is probably because people often don’t think of it and just do what was done for them when they were children, but people used to do a LOT of very unsafe stuff around infants and toddlers- and while some of us survived that without harm, there were a lot who DIDNT survive it that aren’t here to tell us today that it is unsafe. I am honestly a little horrified that many people don’t really think to do research on what is safe to give an infant or toddler.
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