For Good Measure | Standards and better design for children
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Two new European standards provide a shared evidence base for designing products, services and requirements that better reflect children’s needs.
PD CEN/TR 18296-1:2026 and PD CEN/TS 18296-2:2026 bring together harmonized European data on children’s body sizes and physical strength, alongside guidance on applying it in design.
The standards help designers, manufacturers, regulators and standards developers take account of children’s size, strength and capabilities - supporting child safety, accessibility and human-centred design.
In this episode, Matthew speaks with Levent Caglar and Alice Bullas, two experts and standards-makers involved in developing the standards. They discuss why the standards matter, what the data tell us, and how it can help create better-designed products and environments for children.
Find out more about the issues raised in this episode
PD CEN/TR 18296-1 | Anthropometric and strength data of children in Europe
PD CEN/TS 18296-2 | Anthropometric and strength data of children in Europe - guidelines
Alice Bullas | From Hallam to Hawaii
The Standards Show | Are you sitting comfortably?
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