The grade specifications of infant textile products are mainly divided into three categories: A, B and C, of which Class A is the best, suitable for infants and young children aged 36 months and below, and the most stringent requirements, including formaldehyde content shall not be greater than 20 mg per kilogram; Category B is suitable for products with a size of 110 and above that can be in direct contact with the skin, and the formaldehyde content shall not be greater than 75 mg per kilogram; Category C is suitable for products that are not in direct contact with the skin, such as coats of size 110 and above, and the formaldehyde content shall not be greater than 300 mg per kilogramIn addition, the National Basic Safety Technical Specifications for Textile Products (GB18401-2010) contain mandatory requirements for formaldehyde content, odor and pH value to ensure the safety of infant textile products.
The selection of infant textile products also involves other safety specifications, such as the "Safety and Technical Specifications for Infant and Children's Textile Products" (GB31701-2015) clarifies the safety technical requirements for infant and children's textile products, in which infant textile products should meet the requirements of Class A, while children's textile products in direct contact with the skin should at least meet the requirements of Class B, and children's textile products that are not in direct contact with the skin should at least meet the requirements of Class CIn addition, the label of the product must indicate the number of this standard and the category of safety technical requirements to ensure that consumers can clearly understand the safety level of the product.
Infants and young children should also pay attention to other safety factors in the choice of clothing, such as vigilance against "small attachments" and rope lengths, to prevent accidental injuries such as suffocation caused by accidental swallowing and ingestion by infants and young childrenAt the same time, there are strict regulatory ranges for the pH value of infant clothing, and exceeding the range allowed by the standard may irritate the skin of infants and young children, leading to allergies.
These norms and standards are designed to ensure the safety of infant textile products and protect the health of infants and young children