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Wooden toys are not absolutely safe
Our impression of wooden toys is generally "sturdy, safe, and close to nature." Compared with plastic toys and metal toys, wooden toys are more popular with parents.
In particular, environmentalists have warned consumers that waste plastics are often used as children's toys , some of which cannot be filtered out, are harmful to children, and animal experiments have shown that these chemicals can cause birth defects, cancer. And developmental malformations. Parents are particularly cautious about the selection of plastic toys, and feel that wooden toys are more reassuring. But is the wooden toy really safe? A recent survey of wooden toy testing by the German Commodity Inspection Foundation revealed that more than half of the products contain harmful substances.
The testers tested 30 wooden toys for children under 3 years old, including building blocks, jigsaw puzzles and wooden vehicles. Seven toys were “unqualified†and nine “passedâ€. These 16 toys contain harmful substances, mainly in paints, rivets, wires and plywood. Of the 7 “failed†products, 4 contain polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, and the remaining 3 should not enter the market at all. Two of the toys contain small parts that may be swallowed by children and cause suffocation, one of which is banned by the European Union. Carcinogen benzidine. In addition, nine "pass" products also contain harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde and lead.
In 2010 and 2011, the German Commodity Inspection Foundation tested wooden toys and found that all toys contained harmful substances such as flame retardants, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and formaldehyde. The foundation's director, Primus, said: "The results of this test are still very bad. 'Made in Germany' is not a guarantee of toy safety. Two of the seven unqualified toys are produced in Germany."