Maryland Code, Health-General § 24-306.1

(i) Is used to resist or inhibit the spread of fire or act as a synergist to chemicals that resist or inhibit the spread of fire, including any chemical for which the term “flame retardant” appears on a safety data sheet developed in accordance with 29 C.F.R. 1910.1200(g); and

(4)(i) “Juvenile product” means a consumer product intended for use by a child under the age of 12 years.

(ii) “Juvenile product” includes a bassinet, a booster seat, a changing pad, a children's nap mat, a floor playmat, a high chair, a high chair pad, an infant bouncer, an infant carrier, an infant seat, an infant swing, an infant walker, a nursing pad, a nursing pillow, a playpen side pad, a play yard, a portable hook-on chair, and a stroller.

(iii) “Juvenile product” does not include:

(i) An electronic component, or the casing for an electronic component, of a juvenile product, mattress, upholstered furniture, or reupholstered furniture;

(ii) A component of upholstered or reupholstered furniture other than cover fabric, barrier material, resilient filling material, and decking material;

(iii) Thread or fiber when used for stitching mattress components together; or

(iv) Except for foam, a component of an adult mattress.

(i) For a first violation, not exceeding $2,500;

(ii) For a second violation, not exceeding $5,000;

(iii) For a third violation, not exceeding $7,500; and

(iv) For any subsequent violation, not exceeding $10,000 for each violation.

(i) The nature and severity of the violation;

(ii) The good faith of the person;

(iii) The history of violations by the person; and

(iv) The extent to which the person cooperated with any investigation by the Department.