Main risks

• Choking on small parts or loose fragments.
• Suffocation from plastic bags or packaging film.
• Minor cuts or splinters from damaged edges on cardboard, plastic or wooden pieces.
• Ingestion of magnets or metal parts in magnetic puzzles.
• Trips or slips due to pieces scattered on the floor.
• Eye strain or postural discomfort from prolonged sessions without breaks.

Safe use

• Check the recommended age and the presence of small parts before giving it to a child.
• Supervise play by young children and keep unused pieces in containers or trays.
• Open the packaging carefully and dispose of bags and ties out of children's reach.
• Assemble the puzzle on a stable, dry, well-lit surface; keep drinks and food away.
• Do not force pieces to fit: if a piece does not go in smoothly, check its position to avoid breakage and sharp edges.
• Pick up any pieces that fall to the floor immediately to prevent tripping and loss of pieces.
• For magnetic puzzles: count the magnets before and after use and keep them out of reach of young children; if a magnet is swallowed, seek medical attention immediately.
• Avoid putting pieces in your mouth or nose.

Storage and maintenance

• Store all pieces in their box or in resealable bags, out of reach of babies and pets.
• Keep the puzzle in a cool, dry place, avoiding damp and direct exposure to sunlight or heat sources.
• Clean the pieces with a dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid abrasive products and dry them before storing.
• Regularly check for broken, deformed or sharp-edged pieces and remove them from play.
• Do not stack heavy objects on the box to prevent warping.
• For magnetic models, store magnets together and out of reach of young children.

Usage restrictions

• Not suitable for children under 3 years if it includes small parts or magnets.
• For young children, use under adult supervision.
• Do not use the puzzle in cots, playpens or walkways.
• Do not allow pieces to be bitten, sucked or thrown.
• Do not use the product if there are broken, splintered or sharp-edged pieces.
• In magnetic puzzles, keep magnets away from implanted medical devices and do not bring them close to the mouth or nose.