Animal Parade Blocks

Twenty-five beech blocks that build into a parade of animals.

Program-backed
Product photo — Animal Parade Blocks (HABA).

HABA · Model Not recorded yet · UPC Not recorded yet

— The receipt, itemized —
Standard"Meet and/or exceed US safety specifications" and "all European and American standard[s] for materials and processing" (Quality page); the safety-standards blog names CPSIA, ASTM F963 (no edition stated), and EN71 brand-wide — brand-stated
LabTested "both in-house and by a third-party CPSC authorized laboratory" before shipment to the USA; lab not named, no test report number or date — brand-stated
ScopeBrand-wide program, not product-specific; covers HABA toys shipped to the USA; materials subject to continuous controls; DIN EN ISO 9001 certified quality assurance applied consistently — brand-stated

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Why it’s on the list

Twenty-five beech-wood blocks in animal designs, with a storage bag, made in Germany. Stack them, line them up, and build animals from the blocks themselves — the zebra in the photo is built from the set.

What the receipt means

Program-backed A published brand testing program stands behind this listing. No per-item certificate is published.

Maker's program, quoted verbatim from HABA USA's Quality & Product Safety page (https://www.habausa.com/pages/quality-product-safety): "Before shipment to the USA, products are tested both in-house and by a third-party CPSC authorized laboratory to ensure they meet and/or exceed US safety specifications." HABA also states it "is certified under DIN EN ISO 9001, which means we have successfully introduced a quality assurance program and apply it consistently."

What's missing: no publicly viewable per-item document for this product — no CPC, EU Declaration of Conformity, or lab report naming it, no named lab, and no test date.

That is why this receipt stays at Tier 2 (described program) rather than Tier 1. Product page adds its own brand-wide line, verbatim: "All HABA toys are rigorously tested to meet US and European Federal safety standards for toys." Still no standard named, no lab, no document. Page: https://www.habausa.com/products/animal-parade-blocks.

Hiro — from the desk
Program-backed: HABA states its toys are tested in-house and by a third-party CPSC-authorized lab before US import — beyond a maker's statement alone, though no lab is named. See the receipt on the product page.

Product details

TypeBuilding set
Age18 months+
MaterialBeech wood
Pieces25 blocks
CareWipe with a cloth dampened with warm water
Price$49.99
Date addedOct 24, 2026

Retire when

When a block chips or cracks.

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Every field on this page (facts, receipt, buy line, retire rule) is rendered from the same product record that feeds the list and brand pages. Prices approximate, from October 2026 research; verify at purchase.