Ranita de Muselina + Mordedor de Flores

The romper fabric is GOTS-certified organic cotton dyed with low-impact, azo-free dyes, but the teether's rubberwood coating is water-based and non-toxic meeting ASTM and EN 71, with no lead or heavy-metal migration test result published for it.

The romper uses snaps rather than buttons and the teether is a single molded wood piece with no described small inserts, but nothing is stated about seam security or use-and-abuse testing for either component, and no gift-wrap or presentation hardware is addressed.

The romper's fabric, silhouette, closures and sizing are described in detail, and the teether's wood type and crinkle feature are named, but no dimensions or exact size are given for the teether itself, leaving one component only partly specified.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly and found one recall on record: a 2013 children's loungewear recall for a federal flammability violation, a different product category than this romper-and-teether set. With no further recalls in over a decade, this history caps at the top of that record's category.

The romper in this set is sized from 3-6 to 18-24 months, so the garment half carries its own age range. The wood teether that ships with it has no minimum age printed, and no small-parts statement covers how that piece sits with the youngest sizes in the range.

The brand names GOTS certification for its organic cotton fabrics and asserts ASTM F963 and EN 71 toy-safety testing, but publishes no certificate number, lab name, or registry entry for this set to verify either claim.

GOTS certification is stated for the brand's organic cotton fabrics generally and this romper is muslin organic cotton, but no certificate number or scope statement ties the certification specifically to this garment, and the set contains no sleepwear piece requiring a flammability route.

The country of manufacture (China) is disclosed, but no warranty terms or spare-parts/repair route are published for this romper-and-teether set, and no test method or result backs any of the material claims.

The toys are tested to US, Australian, Canadian and European safety standards and the teether wood coating meets ASTM and EN 71 standards, but no single certificate is shown covering both the romper and the teether together.

The romper size options are stated and the teether is confirmed as included as a matching piece, but there are no separate dimensions or quantity count for the teether and no disclosure of print or colour variation possibilities.