CPSCProposed Rule
Voluntary Standard for Crib Mattresses
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Summary
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is proposing a voluntary standard for crib mattresses to make them safer for babies. This regulation would set requirements for mattress firmness, materials, and construction to reduce the risk of suffocation and other injuries during infant sleep.
Key Points
- 1The standard sets specific requirements for how firm crib mattresses must be to reduce suffocation risks for babies
- 2Mattress manufacturers can choose to follow this voluntary standard, but it's not currently mandatory
- 3The deadline for public comments is December 18, 2025 - anyone can submit feedback about whether these safety rules are a good idea
- 4The regulation affects crib mattress makers and retailers who sell baby bedding products
- 5If adopted, this standard would help parents know which mattresses meet safety guidelines for their infants
Key Dates
Published
December 3, 2025
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