Mary Meyer Putty Nursery Lovey

• Stuffed animal head with embroidered eyes

• Unstuffed body is soft and huggable

• Easy for baby to hold

• Cute character face and textures keeps baby engaged

• Simple, understated design

• Bean bag inside for weight

• Machine wash, air dry

WASHING (newer soft toys, including baby mats, those with squeakers, crinkle paper, plastic activity pieces, and rattles):

• Place your friend into a mesh bag or clean pillow case
• Tie a knot or use a rubber band to keep them safe and secure in their bag
• Wash in cold water on the delicate cycle

DRYING:

• All toys should be laid flat to air dry
• After drying, brush or “fluff”, and ask if they enjoyed the ride

CLEANING: (vintage toys, those with a sound box inside, metallic details, and long pile fabric):

• These toys should not be fully submerged
• Dampen a cloth with water and mild soap
• Wash the surface of your toy lovingly
• Allow to air dry and then brush or “fluff” the toy

These are just some of the examples of why a Mary Meyer toy is safe, no matter which toy it is.

Mary Meyer  5 step approach to safety:

Design – Exceeding ASTM standards is the mantra of Mary Meyer experienced designers. Getting it safe right from the drawing board is the key. Whether they are specifying how items are sewn or which fabrics and components to use, Mary Meyer designers constantly make decisions that keep Mary Meyer toys among the safest in the industry.

Testing – The fabrics and construction of all Mary Meyer toys are fully tested to meet and very often exceed US safety standards. If a toy fails the tests, it is either dropped before production or is redesigned until it passes all safety tests.

Production – Built-in processes during production are designed to maximize safety. Examples are:

• All toys go through metal detectors to assure no metal fragments are inside Mary Meyer toys.
• All plastic eyes are sonic-welded in place to assure they remain firmly and safely attached to the surrounding fabric.
• All beans are sewn into inner bean bags in case during the life of the toy, there is a seam break. The beans remain contained inside a pillow.

Inspection – Ongoing inspections during and after production are an integral part of Mary Meyer safety program. Not only are toys inspected for safety, they are also reviewed for quality control, design consistency, correct labeling, and package integrity.

Compliance Certification – Mary Meyer has CPSC Compliance Certificate available to the public as required by law.

Mary Meyer does not use paint on any of Mary Meyer products. Mary Meyer test for Flammability, Small Parts, Choking Hazards, Torque, Tension among others. Mary Meyer toys comply with the elimination of six phthalates in children’s products, effective February 10, 2009.

Mary Meyer certifies that the products Mary Meyer have sold you are in compliance with all current standards. Mary Meyer are committed to meeting or exceeding all government requirements because safety has been a top priority with us for over 80 years. This is a third generation family business; Mary Meyer toys have to be as safe for Mary Meyer children and grandchildren as they are for yours. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Safety for Infants
Mary Meyer mandates all of Mary Meyer products are completely safety tested, at independent testing facilities and meet or exceed all applicable safety standards as set forth by the regulatory bodies in the United States. This includes physical/mechanical standards, as well as recent legislation regarding chemicals such as BPA, lead, and Phthalates.

All parties involved in the manufacture of Mary Meyer Corporation products are required to follow these guidelines and all tests are conducted by registered independent testing facilities.