| Make sure to install a working smoke
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| | great way to ensure your youngster's
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| detector in your baby's room or right
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| | windows may only be opened by you. When
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| outside the room. When baby starts to
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| | opening a window for airing make sure it
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| wander it's essential that any spare
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| | is properly secured and ideally never
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| electrical socket is covered with a dummy
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| | open more than 5cm.
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| plastic plug protector to prevent your
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| | Changing stations may also be a cause of
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| inquisitive child from sticking his
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| | injury but this more often than not is a
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| fingers. It's also a good idea to locate
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| | result of parents thinking their child to
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| bedroom furniture in the way to stop your
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| | be safe and walking away. Using a u -
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| child from finding sockets.
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| | shaped changing mat can assist greatly in
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| Your baby's cot is the item of nursery
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| | making sure your child can't roll away
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| furniture where she will spend the most
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| | and some changing tables even have straps
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| time during her early months. When
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| | to strap your child. Keep your changing
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| picking a cot it's necessary to make sure
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| | gear out of baby's reach. An accidental
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| they conform with the government safety
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| | talcum powder spill may have adverse
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| standards (EN 716 within Europe. Check
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| | effects to a youngster.
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| the cot is deep enough to prevent your
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| | Rather worryingly one of the most common
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| baby from climbing out as they grow. The
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| | causes of harm in a baby's room are
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| rails of the cot should be close enough
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| | window dressings and blinds. Avoid using
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| together to prevent your baby from
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| | long curtains or drapes that may entangle
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| trapping their head. Ensure that if the
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| | and suffocate a small baby and don't hang
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| cot has lowering sides that they have
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| | blinds with long cords in your baby's
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| suitable locks to prevent them from being
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| | rrom. If you do install blinds, be sure
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| accidently opened by your child. If you
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| | to fold the strings out of the way high
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| have a second hand cot ALWAYS purchase a
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| | above your child's reach and never place
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| new mattress for each new baby. It's also
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| | nursery furniture your baby occupies,
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| essential to ensure the mattress is a
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| | like her cot or the changing table, near
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| proper fit and leaves no more than a 4cm
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| | the blinds.
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| gap all around to prevent your child from
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| | Choose your toy storage carefully. Look
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| becoming trapped.
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| | for toyboxes that have no lid or have
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| Head the 'back to sleep' advice targetted
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| | very lightweight or safety hinged lids.
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| to prevent sudden infant death syndrome
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| | As your child gets bigger, she might
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| and always lay your child down on his
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| | clamber inside the toybox and a weighty
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| back. If you use a nightlight in your
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| | lid may trap her so it's important they
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| nursery, place it away from the cot so
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| | be fitted with safety hinges or
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| the bedding doesn't create a fire and
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| | lightweight lids. You should also try to
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| avoid locating the light near curtains,
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| | select nursery furniture with lids and
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| plastic, or other objects that may ignite
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| | drawers that are not as likely to trap
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| from the heat.
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| | your baby's fingers. Doors also pose a
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| When designing your nursery layout ensure
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| | threat to children's digits and all doors
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| no furniture is located close to windows,
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| | must be fitted with child safe catches to
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| as your child grows they might try to
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| | prevent little digits from becoming
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| climb up and have a look out. Never
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| | damaged
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| position low nursery furniture your
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| | By following good advice and using common
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| toddler one can use to clamber on or
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| | sense, new parents can make sure they
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| things like cots or changing stations in
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| | make the right choices when choosing
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| front of windows to prevent him from
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| | nursery furniture and design the perfect
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| possibly falling out. Window locks are a
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| | bedroom for their new baby.
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