Regulatory Compliance

White Label Baby Carriers

“White label baby carriers” are carriers that have been designed and produced by a product manufacturing company, then marketed under a brand name that is different than that of the original company. “White label products” exist across product categories and are a popular way to bring products to market. Some examples of how can work: […]

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CPSC E-filing for baby carriers

The final implementation date for CPSC E-filing for baby carriers and other products is July 8, 2026. This is a US regulation that applies to all imported products that are intended for resale. Although this article will focus on e-filing for baby carriers and slings, the new regulation applies to ALL consumer products, particularly products

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Standards for Hip Seats and other “carrying-assist” baby carriers

Note: This article is for informational purposes and not intended as legal advice. Although the BCIA is deeply knowledgeable about global standards and considered experts on baby carrier compliance, it is always a good idea to consult your local enforcement agency and/or a compliance attorney if you have questions or concerns about whether your product

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Toolkit for designing safe baby carriers and other children’s items

The Kids in Danger nonprofit group created the Kid Safety Design Toolkit, a guide for brands and product designers focused on creating safe children’s products. This free toolkit offers a broad look at considerations for designing safe baby carriers, strollers, toys, and other children’s products. The toolkit is primarily comprised of video content, and if

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Prepare for upcoming changes to the F2236 soft infant carrier standard

MAY 31, 2024: Upcoming changes to the F2236 soft infant carrier standard were discussed during the May subcommittee meetings at the ASTM International headquarters. These changes will impact not only those companies that sell into the US, but also companies that sell into countries like Australia and Canada, who require that products sold in their

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