New toy checklist
New toy checklist
It only takes a second to ensure a new toy is safe for your lil one. When Uncle Al gives your lil one the latest gizmo, use this new toy checklist to ensure your the safety of your child.
By the YeahBaby.com editorial staff
Children love receiving a new toy. And their parents love knowing a toy is safe to play with. Get peace of mind knowing a toy is safe by scanning this new toy checklist.
- Read any instructions included with a new toy. If needed, instruct your child on using their new toy.
- Pay attention to any warnings or safety messages included on the toy or its packaging.
- Throw any toy away if it becomes broken and cannot be fixed.
- Make sure batteries are properly installed in toys. Batteries are toxic and are a choking hazard.
- Never allow your child to sleep with a battery operated toy.
- Regularly examine toys to ensure they are still safe to use.
- Toys scattered on the floor are a tripping hazzard for your entire family. Instruct children to put their toys away.
- Toy boxes should be light weight, well ventilated and have a lid support.
- Supervise children if they are playing with balloons. Immediately throw away pieces of broken balloons.
- Throw away all toy packaging such as plastic, cellophane and styrofoam. Cut the plastic and cellophane bags open to eliminate any chance for suffocation.
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