Baby

10 things to avoid with your baby

May 7, 2018
Car seats

Your baby’s car seat is wonderful to go from the car to the stroller and to ensure that he is safe while you shower and cook, but it is best not to leave your baby in it for hours. Let your baby lie down to sleep and let him play on his tummy rather than keeping him seated for too long. It would put too much pressure on his spine and after a while, it could interfere with his breathing.

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