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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 6, 2018
  • June 7, 2020

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This app provides vital safety information for second-hand baby products in Australia. It helps users make informed decisions when buying or checking items they own, ensuring the safety of their children. The information is continuously researched and updated.

Safety information for used baby products
Search and view product status
Informed purchasing decisions
Continuous research and updates
Australian safety standards
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What's New in Baby Safe

1.2.11

June 7, 2020

Minor UI tweaks and improvements

User reviews

Brilliant!

I used Baby Safe through my charity work for Baby Give Back. It saves endless amounts of time to be able to check if an item meets the current safety standards and whether it has any recalls which means that our time can be spent on getting the baby items out to the families that need it. This app has been a game changer for us!
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Excellent Resource

Big Group Hug utilises this amazing app to ensure its baby hardware is safe and compliant. Great to have it in one location.

A crucial resource for organisations and parents

Babysafe is a fantastic, easy to use app that enables us as an Organisation to quickly identify safety issues with donated nursery equipment.

Fantastic resource

This app is brilliant! Such a great source of information to enable organisations and individuals to ensure baby products they’re using are safe for little ones!
We use it at Roundabout Canberra, which is a charity that takes donations of pre-loved baby and kids items. Being able to check one app to find recalls and other useful information about certain products saves our volunteers so much time, and helps us ensure the products we’re passing on are safe!
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Baby growing out of everything?

Such a useful tool to check suitability and safety of donations to StKilda Mums wherever they come from. Can highly recommend

FAQ

What is Baby Safe primarily used for?

Baby Safe is used to access vital safety information for second-hand baby products specifically within Australia. It helps users make informed decisions about purchasing or checking the status of used baby items to ensure child safety.

Is Baby Safe available for free?

Yes, Baby Safe is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or using the app, and it does not contain any in-app purchases or advertisements.

What devices support Baby Safe?

Baby Safe is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users looking for information on baby product safety.

How often is the information in Baby Safe updated?

The app states that it continuously investigates and researches products, encouraging users to check back often for updates. The last update was on June 7, 2020, with version 1.2.11.

Does Baby Safe provide information on product recalls?

While the app focuses on general safety information for second-hand products, it aims to help users make informed decisions. Users can check the status of items they own, which may include information relevant to recalls.

What is the age rating for Baby Safe?

Baby Safe has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged four years and older, reflecting the general nature of its safety information.

Can I get support or provide suggestions for Baby Safe?

Yes, you can email any questions or suggestions to mums@stkildamums.org. The developers encourage user feedback to improve the app's safety information.

Does Baby Safe guarantee the accuracy of its information?

The app includes a disclaimer stating that while they provide information for general purposes, they make no representation or warranty about the accuracy or suitability of the app's information or links. Users use the app at their own risk.