Cradlewise Certifications

TESTED. CERTIFIED. APPROVED.

At Cradlewise, our goal is to help your baby get the most sleep in the safest way possible. We spent four years perfecting every safety mechanism and earning rigorous certifications—and parents have trusted us with over 75 million+ hours of safe sleep (and counting!). We’ve left no stone unturned when it comes to your baby’s health and wellness.

We’re committed to improving sleep for the entire family.

Annually Certified

Cradlewise products undergo annual retesting.

*As certified in US

Baby Safety Alliance Verified

For almost 50 years, the Baby Safety Alliance—formerly JPMA— has helped parents feel confident in choosing safe products for their baby. Baby products must meet minimum government requirements based on safety and use. The Baby Safety Alliance Verification Seal signifies a product meets the strictest safety standards in today’s marketplace.

Baby Safety Alliance Verified adhere to ASTM standards, federal and state laws:

Non-Full sized baby cribs and play yards
(ASTM F406 - 19 & 16CFR 1220)
Bassinets and cradles
(ASTM F2194 - 16 & 16CFR 1218)
Crib mattress (ASTM F2933 - 21a)
Baby monitors (ASTM F2951 - 19)

Non-Full sized baby cribs and play yards
(ASTM F406 - 19 & 16CFR 1220)
Bassinets and cradles
(ASTM F2194 - 16 & 16CFR 1218)
Crib mattress (ASTM F2933 - 21a)
Baby monitors (ASTM F2951 - 19)

Cradlewise surpasses these safety standards

Toxics in packaging

TPCH (Toxics in Packaging Clearing House) promotes the Model Toxics in Packaging Legislation, which prohibits the intentional use of cadmium, lead, mercury, hexavalent chromium.

It also expands the list of regulated chemicals to include (ortho) phthalates, perfluoroalkyl, and polythuoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

California proposition 65

CP65, also known as the Safe Drinking Water & Toxic Enforcement Act, aims to inform Californians about protecting themselves from toxic and cancer-causing chemicals.

Sharp points & sharp edges

To ensure children's safety, Cradlewise adheres to regulations that prohibit hazardous sharp points (16 CFR 1500.48) and sharp edges (16 CFR 1500.49).

Small parts test to avoid risk of choking

Cradlewise surpasses the federal requirement (16 CFR - 1501) to ensure the utmost safety of children under 3 years old, passing the rigorous small parts test and eliminating any risk of choking hazards.

Formaldehyde emission standards for composite wood Products

This ensures that composite wood has no added formaldehyde based resins or ultra low emitting formaldehyde based resins.

Toxics in packaging
Toxics in Packaging Clearing House prohibits the intentional use of lead, mercury, cadmium, and hexavalent chromium; it regulates (ortho) phthalates, perfluoroalkyl, and polythuoroalkyl substances.
California proposition 65
CP65, also known as the Safe Drinking Water & Toxic Enforcement Act, aims to inform Californians about protecting themselves from toxic and cancer-causing chemicals.
Sharp points & sharp edges
To ensure children's safety, Cradlewise adheres to regulations that prohibit hazardous sharp points (16 CFR 1500.48) and sharp edges (16 CFR 1500.49).
Small parts test to avoid risk of choking
Cradlewise surpasses the federal requirement (16 CFR - 1501) to ensure the utmost safety of children under 3 years old, passing the rigorous small parts test and eliminating any risk of choking hazards.
Formaldehyde emission standards for composite wood Products
This ensures that composite wood has no added formaldehyde based resins or ultra low emitting formaldehyde based resins.