Safety & care
Built like they will be chewed on.
Clips go near little mouths. The shop is set up that way — materials, hardware, and the testing that took longer than stringing the first hundred.
CPSC certified — August 4, 2026
Ain't That Some Crafts completed children's product testing and meets CPSC requirements for this category. Tammi Phillips and Kayla Phillips both signed. That is the work behind the badge — not a sticker from a printer.
Clips built to be pulled on
Pacifier clips and stroller clips are strung, knotted, and clipped so they stay on a onesie or a stroller bar. Inspect the clasp before each use. If a piece feels loose, retire it and send a photo — they would rather replace it than have you wonder.
Food-grade silicone
Beads and teething focals are food-grade silicone. Wash with warm soapy water, rinse, and air dry. Do not boil, microwave, or leave in a hot car.
Painted pieces
Pavers, buckets, and banks are sealed for the job they're sold for — a porch, an Easter hunt, a dresser. They are not toys for chewing. Keep painted gifts with the person they were made for.
Always supervise babies and toddlers with clips. No accessory replaces attention. Questions about a specific piece? Write Tammi.
Shop with that in mind