Does a CPC children's product certificate prove that the product conforms to multiple children's product safety rules? yes. For example, if you prove that your product complies with the prohibited phthalates, toy safety standards, total lead content and lead content limits, small parts requirements and other applicable regulations, then section 2 of your child's product certificate will be as follows:

15 USC 2057c: Determination of phthalates in toys and certain children's products.

ASTM F963-11, Consumer Safety Standard for Toy Safety.

(Note: You must list the specific numerical part of the toy safety standard you want to certify. Please refer to all parts listed here.)

15 USC 1278a: Lead in children's products

16 CFR Part 1303, Prohibition of Leaded Coatings and Certain Consumer Products

Small parts of toys and other articles in 16 CFR Part 1501 are prohibited from being used in children under 3 years of age. There is a risk of suffocation, aspiration or ingestion.

If your product needs to comply with additional mandatory regulations, rules, prohibitions or standards, and currently needs to be tested and certified by a third party, you will also include references to such regulations, rules, prohibitions or standards.

The complete title of each requirement provided above is only your information and need not be included in your child's product certificate. You only need to include the numeric reference code above or included in this list.