The moment a child is born, the mother is also born | Chapter of Baby Safety
Calling all new moms and moms-to-be! We know you have a lot on your plate, especially to keep your baby safe and healthy.
The safety of your baby is a bottom-line issue for all moms. Babies spend most of their time at home, so it is necessary to educate your baby at home about important baby safety precautions.
According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), about four children under the age of six die each year in furniture tip-over accidents and another five die in unsafe furniture and TV fall accidents. The good news is that parents can reduce the risk of these accidents if they have a plan in place and take their children's safety seriously.
Important safety topics that all new parents should be familiar with apply to sleep safety, baby fall prevention, smart shopping and tip-over furniture safety. As long as you are guided by "safety first", you can't go wrong!
The advantage of baby safety is that there are many things you can control, and 100% of them - it helps to have a checklist you can check off before your baby is born, which is a great inner effort. Baby safety in the home begins when you register your baby and start buying furniture and appliances. Do thorough research and double check your budget. When it comes to items such as cribs, mattresses, three-piece baby sets, strollers, high chairs, strollers, car seats and baby clothes, invest strategically in the more expensive options. This choice will have an impact on the health and safety of your child.
Sleep safety is an absolutely vital aspect of your baby's safety at home. This can be a troubling issue as there are many polarizing views on sleep training, co-sleeping and smart cribs. While it's impossible to give a definitive answer to every question about baby sleep, it's essential to keep your baby safe, so there are some practical rules that can help.
Naturally, safe sleep starts with the crib. A well-designed crib will use materials that are safe for your baby, adjustable in height, and durable. When assembling a crib, use only parts configured by the manufacturer and check its stability frequently. When making a crib, you also need to choose the right mattress. There should not be any gaps on the sides or ends of the baby and toddler sheet sets should be of high quality.Cotton toddler sheets are soft enough to baby's sensitive skin.
Don't add extra pillows（even if it's a cotton down alternative toddler pillow) blankets or stuffed animals to the crib until the baby reaches 12 months, they should only be equipped with proper crib sheets, a comfortable mattress and must sleep on their backs until 12 months of age. Protect your baby from the dangers of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
The crib should be kept away from any wires or thin cords, including those from electronic devices, baby monitors or lighting, and cords that pull blinds or curtains. Remove your child from the crib once he or she becomes stronger and more flexible, and be sure to adjust the height of the crib shell and mattress as your child grows.
Everyone knows that security locks are not necessarily the most stylish decorations in the world. But a complete anti-theft lock can be very helpful in protecting your little one, at least. Hey, please remember that you are a precious and fragile little guy who will eventually grow up to be an ugly duckling who will open the locker when your back is turned! You must remember that your little one will grow up in your room.
A good idea is to itemize the areas and items that need to be protected. It is a good idea to install smoke alarms on each floor of the house and change the batteries regularly.
