Amazon removed the baby blanket from the list because it described it as a toy
My baby blanket looks like a toy when folded. so Amazon labeled the product as a toy and requested toy documentation. Since the product is not a toy, its documentation is naturally not available. What can I do in this situation? ASIN of the relevant product: B0CLB3GWL1
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Seller_RlZVPg3d6ZUGP
Have you tried appealing as not relevant?
The teddy bear within it described as for cuddling will make it a grey area though
Seller_ZJhFeE3tNKzfh
I’d also agree that you are in a grey area as it’s not just a blanket and contains stuffed toy elements.
Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid
Also, in addition to above, as far as I know, all baby products need safety documentation/certification/tests etc. I simply typed in' selling baby goods' in to the search box on homepage and came up with this:
'Products designed to be used by or to care for babies and small children have an increased risk of safety concerns. If you want to sell such products, you must apply and submit documents showing that the products are safe for customers.
For more information about selling products with safety selling restrictions, including how to list such products, refer to Selling Restrictions on Safety Risk Products.'
Seller_d8YGbIjNqwFxn
I think it would be classed as a toy as it would be argued there is some play value to the blanket.
It comes up under the double use of the product. Whilst the primary use is a blanket there is also a play element. The teddy bear would attract a young baby/child and may make them put it in there mouth.
It maybe one to get advice on from a professional source.
Whilst it is a very nice product you may need to get CE certification for it.
