Learn about LEVOLOR® window coverings that have been certified safe for homes with young children.

The Best for Kids program, sponsored by the Window Covering Manufacturers Association (WCMA), is the industry’s first third-party certification program designed to help consumers and retailers identify window covering products that are best suited for use in homes with young children. The Best for Kids program has stringent criteria. In order to be certified, products must be submitted to an independent third party testing laboratory for review. Products that pass may use the Best for Kids seal on packaging and other product materials. Learn more about the Best for Kids program: https://wcmanet.com/best-for-kids/

Products may qualify as Best for Kids only if they have no cords, or cords that are considered inaccessible, pursuant to the industry safety standard. Products without operating cords that have accessible inner cords may qualify only if the inner cords cannot create a hazardous loop.

No, only products that meet the requirements above. Look for the Best for Kids seal to be sure.

Independent third party testing laboratories will verify products meet the requirements of the program.

No, all of our window coverings are manufactured in compliance with ANSI/WCMA A100.1-2018 and are safe when used as intended.

Organized in the 1950s as the Venetian Blind Council, the Window Covering Manufacturers Association (WCMA) represents the interests of the window covering industry manufacturers, fabricators and assemblers. Industry products include blinds, shades, shutters, curtains, curtain rods, drapes, drapery hardware and other window treatments.

Founded in 1994 for the purpose of Educating Americans about potential window-cord hazards facing young children, the Window Covering Safety Council is a coalition of major U.S. manufacturers, importers and retailers of window coverings dedicated to educating parents about window cord safety.