Safety marks
Lion mark
The lion mark shows that a toy meets British safety standards and adheres to strict advertising and counterfeiting ethics.
Example:
Leap frog and fisher tank
CE mark
Manufacturer's self declaration that its product meets basic EU legal requirements.
Example:
Electrical toys. Tomas tank.
Kite mark
The kite mark confirms that the British Standards Institution has tested a product and found it meets a particular standard.
Example:
Train, blocks and plane
Age lable
It is used to show that the toy is unsuitable for children that are younger than three years old.
Example:
The hungry hypos game
Fire safety
Will not easily catch light from cigarettes or matches. Does not mean fireproof.
Example:
House cleaning toys, toy rings.