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Bringing Your Baby Home & Baby Care Tips: Part 1

Bringing Your Baby Home & Baby Care Tips: Part 2

Bringing Your Baby Home & Baby Care Tips: Part 3

Preparing For Your New Arrival

Six Tips for Frazzled New Parents

Music for Your Baby

Talking to Your Baby

Baby Proofing: Keeping Your Baby Safe

Get Your Baby To Sleep

Feeding Time: What To Eat and When

How To Deal With Teething

The Baby Blues and Postpartum Depression

Importance of Breastfeeding

Choosing Toys for All Ages

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There are lots of dangers in your house for a baby which is why it is extremely important that new parents baby-proof everything they can to prevent harming their baby. When you think of baby-proofing, you probably think of outlet covers and those ridiculous cupboard locks that make it practically impossible for anyone to reach into the cupboard. Although these child-proofing tools are important, there are many more things that a new parent should do to prepare for their little one.

Preparing the right sleep environment is very important. You should have tight fitting sheets on your baby’s crib. Make sure there is no room between the crib and the mattress for your baby to fall into.

If your baby sleeps with you, exercise great care and remove any lofty quilts or blankets that your baby could roll over and suffocate on. Never place your baby on a sofa, pillow or any other soft surface where she could roll over, suffocate or fall.

Before your baby arrives, you must educate yourself on what is and is not a choking hazard to your little one. Clear any areas within baby’s reach of small items such as buttons, coins or nails. Always do this long in advance of your baby being able to reach it or you will always be pulling things out of her mouth that she shouldn’t have.

Also be sure not to feed your infant anything they cannot chew properly such as nuts, grapes, popcorn or hard candy. Children should never eat unsupervised. One wrong swallow can send them into a choking fit, and they would have no means to alert you.

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