In Canada, toys for children 14 years of age and younger must meet SOR federal safety standards

In Canada, all toys intended for children 14 years of age and younger must meet federal safety standards set out in the Canadian Consumer Product Safety Act (CCPSA)

According to Amazon, all baby products should be tested and meet the following specific regulatory and standard requirements: Regulatory/standard requirements

Playpen policy on all of the following:

SOR/2018-83 (Regulation on Consumer Products Containing Lead); As well as

SOR/2016-193 (Surface Coating Materials Regulation - Lead); As well as

SOR/2016-188 (Salt Regulation) *; As well as

SOR/2018-186 (Playpen Code)

SOR/2011-17 (Toy Code) 13407125512

* Suitable for playpens containing salt.

Playpen with diaper table accessories All of the following:

SOR/2018-83 (Regulation on Consumer Products Containing Lead); As well as

SOR/2016-193 (Surface Coating Materials Regulation - Lead); As well as

SOR/2016-188 (Salt Regulation); As well as

SOR/2018-186 (Playpen Code); As well as

ASTM F2388-21 (Standard Consumer Safety Practice for Household Infant Diaper Changers)

* Suitable for playpens containing salt.

Playpen with cradle fitting all of the following:

SOR/2018-83 (Regulation on Consumer Products Containing Lead); As well as

SOR/2016-193 (Surface Coating Materials Regulation - Lead); As well as

SOR/2016-188 (Salt Regulation); As well as

SOR/2018-186 (Playpen Code); As well as

SOR/2016-152 (Cribs, Cradles and Cradles Regulations)

* Suitable for playpens containing salt

In addition, all playpens must have bilingual (English and French) safety warnings and instructions.

Framed child sling policy

Amazon requires that all framed children's suspenders be tested and meet the requirements of the following specific regulations and standards: Framed children's suspenders Textile Labeling Act and Textile Labeling and Advertising Regulations All of the following:

SOR/2018-83 - Total Lead content (Canadian Consumer Product Safety Act lead content); As well as

SOR/2016-188 - Salt (Salt Regulations, Canada Consumer Product Safety Act); As well as

SOR/2014-79 - Polyurethane foam (CSCSA Appendix 2, Item 16 - Tri (2-chlorophosphate) ester) and

American Society for Testing Materials F2549-22 (Consumer Safety Specification for Framed Child Braces);

In addition, all frame braces for children must have bilingual (English and French) safety warnings and instructions.