Baby

10 things to avoid with your baby

May 7, 2018
Pillows, cushions and teddy bears

To prevent choking hazards, it is best not to put any pillows in your baby’s crib. You should also avoid fabrics and cushions all around the bed. Your baby could move inadvertently and choke because he probably would not be able to turn his face away. Teddy bears and dolls also present a risk, even for your older baby who could use them to climb ... and fall.

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