Division Choking hazards

No part that can be detached by the force that a child can apply must be small enough to fit entirely in a child’s mouth. Any component that can be removed without the use of a tool must not fit entirely in a child’s mouth. Stuffing materials that constitute choking hazards must not become accessible when submitted to the forces that a child can apply. Furthermore, they must not constitute an additional choking hazard due to the size of the elements they contain or because these elements become sufficiently small or accessible when submitted to the forces that a child can apply.