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A toy is appropriate for one child in the house might pose risks for another. For a starting point, Morcos-Gannon recommends that parents read toy package labels for recommendations on age, safety and care of the item. Kevin Tracy, a pediatrician with University Pediatric Associates at UC Davis Medical Center, recommends that adults buy toys that are manufactured or licensed in the United States, to ensure that the products meet U.S. safety standards. Tracy urges parents to select toys that their child, not they, will use and like. Parents also should consider whether there are other children in the home who might use the toys improperly.