Pato de goma natural para baño, no tóxico, diseño antimoho

This duck is built with a sealed base to keep water out of the body, and that mold-free construction is what removes the interior-mold problem rather than managing it with drying instructions. Other bath and sensory toys in the same rubber line use a hermetic, hole-free seal that stops stagnant water and saliva collecting inside, so this is the line's standard approach rather than a one-off claim.

CaaOcho is a named manufacturer whose natural-rubber toys are carried by several independent baby and toy retailers, and it does publish material-safety detail — natural rubber, food-grade dyes, no BPA, PVC or phthalates. What is missing is any named mandatory standard: neither ASTM F963 nor CPSIA third-party testing is referenced for this duck, and children's product certificates normally travel to retailers rather than to shoppers.

This duck is moulded from natural rubber with no plastic parts, and across this line the rubber is tapped from Hevea trees and coloured with food-grade dyes stated to be safe for mouthing, with BPA, PVC, phthalates and nitrosamines excluded. Independent reviewers of non-toxic toy brands report the same materials for the range — natural rubber with food-grade or water-based colourants — while adding a latex-sensitivity caveat. Colourfastness in warm bath water and any residual-latex-protein testing are not published.

This is a one-piece moulded rubber duck closed with a sealed base, so the design carries no separate plug, squeaker, wheel or suction cup that could work loose in the tub. No age grade is published for it, and no durability or use-and-abuse testing is described to show the body and seal survive repeated bath use and biting.

No age grade and no small-parts or choking warning accompany this duck. Other toys in the same rubber line do carry a 3 months and up grade, and the bath toys are presented as sized for little hands and safe for mouthing, which points at infants without committing to an age range for this item.

We queried the full CPSC recall corpus — 9,944 records spanning June 1973 to August 2026 — and CaaOcho Natural Rubber Toys appears nowhere in it, in any role, at any date. The same corpus carries 1,470 records mentioning toys, so the product class is covered and this clean result reflects the brand's genuine absence from the recall record.

The non-toxic claim on this rubber line rests on the word "certified" alone: no certifying body, no named standard such as EN 71-3, no children's product certificate, no lab and no test result accompany it. The fuller free-of list — BPA, PVC, phthalate and nitrosamine free, with food-grade dyes — is published for other bath toys in the line rather than for this duck.

The material is disclosed plainly for this line — 100% natural rubber tapped from sustainably harvested Hevea trees, food-grade or water-based colourants, no plastic components. The country of manufacture, the rubber supplier or tapping region, and any warranty terms are not published.