Compliance Information

Which standards apply in each destination market, what documentation ships with an order, and what is confirmed per model rather than claimed across the range.

Europe and the United States do not accept each other's tests

If you sell the same model on both sides of the Atlantic, it is tested twice. We design to the stricter of the two from the start, so the second report is a formality rather than a redesign.

PRODUCT
EUROPEAN UNION
UNITED STATES

Pushchairs & prams

child up to 15 kg

EN 1888-1:2018+A1:2022

Stability, brakes, harness, entrapment, chemical

ASTM F833-21

Mandatory under 16 CFR 1227

Pushchairs

child up to 22 kg

EN 1888-2

The part most toddler models need

ASTM F833-21

One standard covers both weight bands

Carrycots

EN 1466

Handles, mattress, ventilation

16 CFR 1221

Play yards / bassinets as applicable

Child car seats

ECE R129 (i-Size)

Type approval required, not self-declared

FMVSS 213

NHTSA regime, separate tooling

Baby carriers

EN 13209-2

Soft carriers, hip seats

ASTM F2236

Sling carriers under ASTM F2907

Materials & chemicals

REACH · SVHC · POPs

Declaration per material lot

CPSIA · CA Prop 65

Lead, phthalates, warning labels

Market entry

GPSR (EU) 2023/988

Technical file + EU responsible person

CPC certificate

Issued on a CPSC-accepted lab report

Standards are revised periodically and this table is maintained as a buyer's orientation, not legal advice. The version applied to your order is named in the contract and on the test report.

Evidence

Test reports we hold

Seven models in current production have an EN 1888 report from an accredited laboratory. The reports are published in full and unaltered — quote the report number to the laboratory to verify one. Models not listed here are tested per order.

Reports dated before 2022 were issued against the edition current at the time. Where your market requires the 2018+A1:2022 edition, re-testing is quoted with the order.

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