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Cigarette Smoke and SIDS
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Cigarette Smoke and SIDS
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How to React to a Baby's Head Injury
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Why is Tummy Time Important?
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How to Avoid SIDS
Your baby should sleep on their back to avoid SIDS. A baby sleeping on their stomach can have more pauses in breathing, or they can rebreathe what they've just exhaled, resulting in dangerous carbon dioxide levels.
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How to Care For A Wound
If your baby has received a cut or scratch and is bleeding, hold a clean towel to the area for 3 minutes. Remove any debris from the area with a wet towel or tweezers. Then wash the wound with warm water and soap and pat dry.
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How to Childproof Your Home
When your baby starts crawling and walking, childproofing is more necessary than ever. Want to learn how to prioritize the parts of your house? Watch this quick tip!
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How to Install a Car Seat
Car seats should be installed in the center of the backseat. Infants should always be rear facing. If your baby is already buckled in, ensure that the seat is securely anchored. If the car seat moves around more than an inch, it's not secure enough.
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How to Prevent Lead Poisoning
An infant can breathe lead dust from paint, pipes, soil and more. If your house is older than 1980, they're more prone to ingesting lead. You may also live near a factory or highway. If you're concerned about lead pipes, get your water tested.
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How to React to a Baby's Head Injury
Check your baby for injuries. If a wound won't stop bleeding or they have misshapen limbs, call 911 immediately. Also call 911 if they are unconscious. Otherwise, closely monitor your baby for 48 hours.
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Kitchen Childproofing Tip
Your baby might spend a lot of time in the kitchen with you while you're cooking or hanging out, so it's a good idea to invest in childproofing your kitchen. Learn how with this quick tip!
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Pacifiers and Ear Infections
Pacifiers may increase the risk of middle ear infections, but the risk is low for young babies. Watch for more information about pacifiers.
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Proper Ways to Pacify
Do not use the pacifier as a substitute for feeding. Use it after you've exhausted other possibilities, and after feeding when you know your baby isn't hungry. Watch for more information about pacifiers.
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Risks of Stuffed Animals
Fluffy animals and blankets may be cute and soft, but there is a real danger of suffocation or re-breathing with these toys. Don't leave them in the crib.
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