Peluche de Osito

This bear's eyes, nose and mouth are embroidered rather than glued or clipped on, the more secure attachment method for a mouthing-age plush, and this is stated directly for this product. No detachable accessories are described.

The safety eyes on this plush are certified non-toxic and tested to ASTM F963 and EN71 standards, and all toys are stated to be mandatorily tested and adherent to governmental safety standards in the US, Australia, Canada and Europe. No certificate or lab report is published alongside these claims.

The fabric is 100% GOTS certified organic cotton, filled with organic cotton and hypoallergenic corn fiber, and dyed with OEKO-TEX 100 eco-friendly, low-impact azo-free dyes, with full fiber and fill content disclosed for this specific product. No certificate number is published and no flammability test result specific to this stuffed toy is cited.

No age grade is published for this plush, and no small-parts warning is stated for it either.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database going back to 1973 for this brand. One match surfaced: a 2013 recall of Apple Park children's loungewear for a flammability-standard violation. That recall is over a decade old, involved a different product category than this plush, and nothing has recurred since across more than a decade of records.

This bear makes no crib, sleep or bedtime claim of its own, and a sibling version reaches retail as a baby shower, newborn or first-birthday gift. A minimum age printed for this bear, and a note keeping soft toys out of a baby's sleep space before twelve months, are what is missing beside its material and construction detail.

Care instructions for this category of soft toy are published specifically for organic soft toys without a waggling or musical unit, which this plush is: machine wash cold, tumble dry low, no bleach, no iron.

The plush is made with 100% GOTS certified organic cotton, and its dyes are OEKO-TEX 100 eco-friendly fabric dyes, both named specifically for this finished product. No certificate or licence numbers are published for either claim.

The materials are published — organic cotton shell, organic cotton and corn-fiber fill, low-impact azo-free dyes. The manufacturing country is disclosed as China, but the specific factory or supplier is not named.