How about "fun items" for articulos de broma'

How about "party favors" or "gags" since "jugetes = toys"

Ooopppss.... also would broma be plural in this case "bromas"

Daniel Haller said:

Ooopppss.... also would broma be plural in this case "bromas"

It doesn't have to agree when it is connected by "de". In this case, "de broma" is the correct expression.

I am sure you are correct; but -- "bromas" would dome flying out of my mouth.

lazarus1907 said:

Daniel Haller said:

Ooopppss.... also would broma be plural in this case "bromas"

It doesn't have to agree when it is connected by "de". In this case, "de broma" is the correct expression.

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One trick I often use to find what words or terms mean is to search on Google Images. I just did that with "artículos de broma" (note the accent), and it was very illuminating. I saw lots of photos of Halloween items (masks, etc.), sex toys, gag gifts, action figures, and so forth. Based on this, I think the best translation of this Spanish would be "novelty items." It's not exact, but close.

When I did the same search for the second term, I found something extremely close to the original source document. See [url=http://www.google.com/imgres'imgurl=http://www.uncuma.org/codigos/Resources/leyes.jpeg&imgrefurl=http://www.uncuma.org/codigos/jug04e.html&usg=__frTLijm4oFGAry-efeY6m8eS7CY=&h=131&w=175&sz=8&hl=en&start=2&tbnid=QWyUJdG_hGyBmM:&tbnh=75&tbnw=100&prev=/images%3Fq%3D%2522utiles%2Bde%2Buso%2Binfantil%2522%26hl%3Den%26rlz%3D1B3GGGL_enUS177US231]this[/url]. It deals with Real Decreto 2330/1985.

I think this might be translated by "children's supplies (or products)." This seems to apply to the safety of things like teething rings.