1. United States:
   • ASTM F963: This is a mandatory safety standard for toys in the United States. Teddy bears intended for children must comply with this standard, which includes requirements for physical and mechanical properties, flammability, and toxic substances.
   • CPSIA: The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act sets requirements for product testing, certification, and labeling. Teddy bears must meet the lead and phthalate limits specified by this act.
2. European Union:
   • CE Marking: Teddy bears sold in the European Union must bear the CE mark, indicating compliance with applicable safety standards and directives.
   • EN 71: This is a set of European toy safety standards that cover various aspects such as mechanical properties, flammability, chemical composition, and migration of certain elements.
   • REACH: Teddy bears should comply with the Registration, Evaluation, Authorization, and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) regulation, which governs the use of chemicals in products sold in the EU.
3. Canada:
   • CCPSA: The Canada Consumer Product Safety Act establishes requirements for the safety of consumer products, including toys. Teddy bears must comply with this act, which includes regulations on mechanical, physical, and flammability properties.
   • Toys Regulations: Specific requirements for toys, including teddy bears, are outlined in the Toys Regulations, which cover aspects such as small parts, cords, and labeling.
4. Australia:
   • ACCC Product Safety Australia: Teddy bears sold in Australia should comply with the safety standards and regulations set by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). These standards cover various aspects, including small parts, flammability, and labeling requirements.
5. Other Countries:
   • It is important to research and comply with the specific toy safety regulations and certification requirements of each country where you plan to sell your teddy bears. These may include national standards, labeling requirements, and restrictions on certain substances.

Please note that the above examples are not an exhaustive list, and certification requirements may vary depending on the country and specific regulations. It is crucial to thoroughly research and comply with the applicable safety standards and certification requirements for each target market to ensure the compliance and safety of your Teddy Bear products.

We recommend consulting with local regulatory bodies, engaging the services of a product safety consultant, or working with a reputable testing laboratory to ensure that your Teddy Bear products meet all necessary certification requirements for each target market.