Can the baby wear class C for winter clothes and class C for children's coats?

It is safer for a mother to buy clothes for her children or to buy a guaranteed brand. Mothers want their babies to use the safest products, so that there will be no adverse effects on their babies' health. Then parents may want to know whether the baby's winter coat is C-class, and whether the child's coat can be C-class. Let's take a look together.

According to national regulations, there are three levels of clothing safety: A, B and C, and the content of harmful substances in each level of clothing is different. The requirements of Grade A are the most stringent, while those of Grade B are lower than those of Grade A. Grade A and Grade B can directly contact the skin, and Grade C is the most relaxed, so it is a product that cannot directly contact the skin. Generally speaking, the C-class coat can't directly touch the skin, and can only be worn after cleaning. Babies under 3 years old are in the stage of exploring the world and have the habit of eating fingers and clothes. C-class clothes can easily lead to skin allergies or respiratory diseases or even more serious diseases, so it is not recommended for babies under 3 years old to wear C-class coats.

Infants and young children should choose pure cotton soft, sweat-absorbent and comfortable fabrics. Children over 3 years old will gradually improve their independence with their age, and the habit of eating clothes with their fingers will be changed. They can wear class C coats in winter, but it is best to wear class A and B safety clothes for personal clothes.