Make a child smile.
Put children at the heart of the choices you make about your toys.
A world of play.
A mark of trust.
A world of imagination deserves a foundation of trust.
Let’s make toy certification a little clearer, together.
A little box.
A world of possibility.
Little hands.
Limitless imagination.
To a child, it’s a whole new world.
To you, it’s a responsibility.
Toys Association of Georgia brings the conversation back to what matters: thoughtful toys, informed businesses, and confidence in every next step.
Put children at the heart of the choices you make about your toys.
Turn questions about certification into a practical starting point.
Bring makers, importers, and retailers into the same conversation.
From a favorite little animal to a beautifully made wooden toy.
Big care starts with the smallest things.
Every toy has its own story.
Start with yours.
A cuddly companion? A clever construction set? Start with the product, its materials, and the children it’s designed for.
01 — 04Choose a category to build your starting checklist.
A minute of your time. A little more clarity.
Get to know your soft toy, inside and out.
This is a planning guide. The right certification route depends on your product and market.
People who make, import, distribute, or sell toys, and want to understand their next step toward certification. The starting checklist lets you explore your product and your role.
Choose the closest toy category above, then gather a product description, intended age range, materials, and any documents you already have. You can prepare and download an enquiry brief from your checklist.
No. It helps you prepare for a conversation. It does not assess a toy, confirm compliance, or issue a certificate. Product testing and certification need a separate review by the appropriate provider.
Choose the closest match and describe the other features in your enquiry. A soft toy with lights or sounds, for example, should include information about its electronic components too.
You can start with what you have. Tick the information you have ready, and use the remaining items as your preparation list. Your downloaded brief will include both.