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Baby Carriers and Swings

Safety Tips

Baby Carriers and swings continue to grow among popularity with parents and child care givers. These items help entertain the baby. Here are a few guidelines to follow when using carriers and swings.

If you want to use a soft carrier, select one that is made of a durable, washable fabric with sturdy, adjustable straps.

Your baby should fit snugly in the carrier with the head supported and weight evenly distributed.

A carrier should only be used when you are walking with the baby. It should not be used for transporting baby in a car or on a bicycle.

Check the carrier periodically for sharp edges, ripped seams and missing or loose snaps.

Select a portable swing for baby that has strong posts, legs and has a wide stance to prevent tipping.

Never leave baby in a swing unattended.


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