Help / Safety guide
PLAY BIG.
PLAY SAFE.
A quick guide to age guidance, batteries, water toys and keeping playtime fun for everyone.
AGE GUIDANCE / START HERE
Every toy lists a recommended age. It is there for a reason: small parts, battery access and motor speeds vary. Choose a toy that fits the youngest child who will play with it.
GROWN-UP SUPERVISION / ALWAYS
A grown-up should be nearby for first flights, water play and anything with a motor. Check the toy before each use and put it away if a part is cracked or loose.
| Age | Good first toys | Keep an eye on |
|---|---|---|
| 3-5 | Bubble toys, ride-ons, simple hoppers | Small parts, battery covers |
| 6-7 | Slow RC cars, mini tanks, robot pals | Motors, charging, water |
| 8-9 | Drones, stunt cars, STEM kits | Flight area, propellers |
| 10+ | Camera drones, faster RC models | Local flight rules, charging |
BATTERIES AND CHARGING
Use the cable supplied with the toy and charge on a hard, non-flammable surface. Do not leave batteries charging unattended or overnight. If a battery swells, gets hot or smells unusual, stop using it and contact us.
Keep button batteries and small parts away from young children. If a battery is swallowed, seek medical help immediately.
WATER TOYS
Water toys are sealed for play, not for deep water. Rinse with fresh water after pool or beach use, dry fully and store with the battery compartment open. Never charge a toy while it is wet.
OUTDOOR PLAY
Fly drones and planes away from people, roads and airports. Check local rules before flying. For RC cars, keep the play area clear of traffic, stairs and breakables. Helmets and pads are recommended for ride-ons.
CLEANING AND STORAGE
Wipe plastic surfaces with a damp cloth. Do not submerge electronic toys unless the product page says they are waterproof. Store toys dry, away from direct sun, and remove batteries for long storage.
Questions about a specific toy? Contact the toy desk.