Useful Public Resources and Links
We've selected public materials on toy safety, children's learning and teaching aid design, so you can look into them further and compare.
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World Health Organization (WHO)
Offers international guidance on early childhood development and health, helping parents and teachers understand the basics of how young children grow and learn through play.
who.int -
UNICEF
Gathers materials on early learning, play and parent-child interaction, which help explain the role of play in child development.
unicef.org -
LEGO Foundation
Focuses on research and publications about learning through play, with articles on play-based learning and fostering creativity.
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International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
A place to look up summaries of international standards such as toy safety, and a good starting point for understanding materials and manufacturing requirements.
iso.org -
European Commission
Provides information on EU toy safety regulations and consumer protection, useful for understanding how toy materials and chemical substances are regulated.
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U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)
Publishes toy safety rules and product recall information, helping parents and makers watch for risks such as small parts and paints.
cpsc.gov -
Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection, Ministry of Economic Affairs
Explains the inspection and labeling rules for toys sold in Taiwan, and where to look up the legal requirements on toy safety.
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Ministry of Education
Provides information on Taiwan's education policy and curriculum, an official reference for STEAM education and early learning directions.
edu.tw