EN 71 is a European standard that specifies safety requirements for toys. It aims to ensure that toys are safe for children by addressing various hazards, including mechanical, chemical, and flammability risks. The standard covers a wide range of toys, from plush animals to electronic devices, ensuring they meet strict safety criteria. Manufacturers must test their products against EN 71 guidelines before they can be sold in the European market. Compliance with this standard helps protect children from potential injuries and health risks associated with unsafe toys, promoting a safer play environment for all.