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The mobile uses AZO-free dyes on 100% wool felt figures, a concrete material and dye claim, but no lead or phthalate test result is published and the brand's only safety language is a general third-party CPSIA/CPSC testing statement.

The mobile is made of wool felt with AZO-free dyes, but no VOC or formaldehyde emissions certification such as GREENGUARD is named for it, and the only safety language offered is a general CPSIA/CPSC testing claim that does not address emissions.

The mobile's page instructs hanging it out of baby's reach and links to general mobile warning standards, but states no specific cord length or a removal age, and a customer review of this same mobile mentions no such guidance either.

The mobile's page tells buyers to hang it securely on a ceiling hook but states hardware is not included, and publishes no anchoring hardware, load rating, or mounting specification of its own for this item.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly against 9,966 records and Pehr appears nowhere in it. A Health Canada recall exists for a Pehr sleepwear item (flammability, 2022-2024) with no injuries reported, which is a different product category than this mobile.

Pehr names a GOTS certificate number for its organic cotton textiles, but that scope is fabric goods, not this wool-felt mobile, and the mobile page names no certification, lab, or test result of its own beyond a general CPSIA/CPSC testing claim.

The mobile's page discloses its primary material (100% wool felt) and AZO-free dyes, but publishes no country of manufacture, no warranty terms, and no repair or spare-parts route for this item.

The mobile's own page names its two components, 100% wool felt and AZO-free dyes, but discloses no backing, stuffing, string, adhesive or finish materials used in its construction.