Woodland Explorer Bundle

Both wooden pieces are finished with water-based nontoxic stains and varnishes, but no lead-paint or heavy-metal migration test result or certificate number is published for either the puzzle or the stacker in this set.

A closely related wooden tray puzzle style from this brand was recalled after puzzle pieces broke off and released small parts, a choking hazard directly relevant to the tray puzzle in this bundle; six reports were received with no injuries.

Both components are named by name, material and size: the Woodland Tray Puzzle (10x7 inches, natural rubberwood) and the Bear Wood Stacker (4.75 inches tall, natural rubberwood with a child-safe finish), with piece counts for each.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly across its full corpus and found two past recalls: a 2021 wooden tray puzzle choking hazard and a 2024 phthalates violation on a different product (Tummy Time Gallery), both voluntary with no injuries reported. Neither covers this puzzle-and-stacker bundle.

The Woodland Tray Puzzle is graded for ages 2+ while the Bear Wood Stacker in the same set is recommended for 18 months+, so the bundle's youngest-user grade is undercut by its own puzzle component's small pieces and choking-hazard history.

Its toys are fully CPSIA compliant and certified to both US and UKCA safety standards, and products are thoroughly tested for phthalates, lead and soluble metals, with no certificate numbers published for this set.

The materials and factory certification are described, but country of manufacture is not stated on the brand's own product pages for this line, and no warranty or repair terms are published anywhere. Country of manufacture only surfaces via a recall notice for a different product.

The product features general CPSIA compliance and safety testing but does not publish a certificate or lab result naming either component of this specific set, and a same-style wooden puzzle line was previously recalled for a compliance failure.

Exact piece counts and sizes are stated for each component — a six-piece puzzle at 10x7 inches and a four-piece-plus-base stacker at 4.75 inches tall — with no variant or substitution language used.