Flashcards - Alphabets

The cards are durable enough for daily chewing, dropping, dishwasher washing and freezing without breaking down, a specific functional claim about the finished product's construction.

The flashcards are marketed for a specific, modest skill set — early looking and naming, plus later naming, sorting, matching and sequencing as a child grows — rather than buzzword-stacked claims, and a parenting outlet independently describes the same early-naming-and-sorting use.

ASTM, CPSC and CPSIA compliance is claimed for all of the brand's products, which covers these flashcards by implication.

These silicone flashcards are graded 6 months and up and chew-safe; no separate small-parts or choking warning accompanies the grade, and one retailer lists a 4-month minimum for a flashcard set on a ring clip.

We queried the complete CPSC recall corpus (10,045 records, 1973-2026) for this brand and found one match: a 2022 children's sleepwear recall for flammability violations, imported by this brand. That recall covers sleepwear, not this flashcard product or its toy line. The recall is CPSC #22-165, announced in June 2022.

All of its products, which includes these flashcards, are ASTM, CPSC and CPSIA compliant. The claim names the specific standards for the finished product line.

The materials (100% food-grade silicone, water-based inks) and a 3-month defect-only warranty are stated, but the country of manufacture for the flashcards is not published on the brand's own pages — a retailer listing is the only source naming China.