UK Stroller Compliance Certification

The UK has established strict safety standards for strollers and pushchairs (such as the BS EN 1888 series), requiring products to pass testing and provide complete technical documentation to ensure child safety. Since 2023, the UK has explicitly prohibited the use of CE or ukca marks on such products. Importers must ensure that products comply with the General Product Safety Regulations 2005, and meet labeling, instruction manual, and weight limit requirements. Non-compliance may result in product detention, fines, or recalls. Therefore, testing reports, packaging lists, and other English documents should be prepared in advance, and compliant suppliers should be chosen.

Applicable Products

1. Strollers

2. Pushchairs

Exclusions:Toy cars, baby carriers, special-needs strollers.

Mandatory Labeling Requirements

1. Basic Information

- Manufacturer / Importer / Distributor name or trademark (each detachable part must be labeled separately)

- Product model (each detachable part must be labeled separately)

- Standard number (e.g., BS EN 1888-1:2018+A1-2022)

2. Safety Warnings

- Do not leave the child unattended in the stroller

- Seat belt warning (for strollers >800mm): "Use the seat belt when the child can sit independently"

- Infant suitability warning: "Not suitable for children under 6 months"

- Restraint system warning: "Seat belt must be used"

- Mattress warning: Specify maximum mattress height (if no mattress provided, indicate that adding one is prohibited)

3. Weight Indication

- Maximum weight should be shown using standardized pictograms

- Must comply with BS EN 1888-1:2018+A1-2022 format requirements

Instruction Manual Requirements

Safety Information

- Important:Keep this manual

- Prohibitions:

- Children must not be left unattended

- Do not play with the stroller

- Do not use for running/skating

Usage Guidelines

- Check all locks

- Keep away from children when unfolding

- Inspect connecting parts

Special Warnings

- Strollers >800mm: Seat belt usage mandatory

- For children under 6 months: Clearly marked as not suitable

Compliance Documentation Requirements

1. Mandatory Certificates

- Technical file:Includes risk assessment + test report

- Third-party test report:Must cover all relevant tests

- Packing list:Quantity, carton number, and tracking identifiers must be in English

2. Applicable Standards

- BS EN 1888-1:2018+A1-2022 (Child care articles – Wheeled child conveyances – Strollers and pushchairs)

- BS EN 1888-2:2018+A1-2022 (Child care articles – Wheeled child conveyances for 15–22 kg)

- BS EN 1888-3:2024 (Child care articles – Wheeled child conveyances for leisure and sport)

Documents Required for Import to the UK

1. Product test report (showing testing methods and results)

2. Detailed packing list (must indicate quantity per item, number of pieces, number of cartons, and easily identifiable carton markings or numbers)

3. All documents must be provided in English