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		<title>Using Baby Shower Clipart To Spice Things Up</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Sep 2010 16:59:22 +0000</pubDate>
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If you&#8217;re planning a baby shower and starting to look at invitations, you&#8217;ll certainly want to look into finding some quality baby shower clip art. Putting baby shower clip art is the easiest and most affordable way to make your invitations, announcements and even party favors more interesting. They can help you design the perfect [...]]]></description>
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<p>If you&#8217;re planning a baby shower and starting to look at invitations, you&#8217;ll certainly want to look into finding some quality baby shower clip art. Putting baby shower clip art is the easiest and most affordable way to make your invitations, announcements and even party favors more interesting. They can help you design the perfect card, poster, flyer for the up and coming baby shower. And the best part about using baby shower clip art is that you dont need to be an artist to use them. Aside from invitations and favors, you could also use baby shower clipart to create baby shower keepsakes and scrap booking accents for you, your family and your friends</p>
<p>There are many types of baby shower clip art. The range goes from the outrageously funny, irresistibly cute to the heartwarmingly sentimental. Of course on top of the list are drawings of babies in various positions. You have babies alone, babies with bottles, babies with teddy bears, babies with blankets or babies tucked in a cradle. You will find baby clip art pictures of babies with diapers, babies with no diapers, babies with a brother or sister, babies with a cute animal or pet, etc.</p>
<p>Everyone find babies cute, cuddly and adorable and everyone simply loves looking at baby pictures. Putting baby shower clip art in your wedding invitation or flyer is a wise decision since it will definitely attract attention. </p>
<p>Another good thing about baby shower clipart is hat it is very easy to find. And usually you can get them free of charge. And even if you have to pay a fee, it is often very affordable. And the money you shell out will definitely be worth it since baby shower clipart have hundreds if not thousand of uses. </p>
<p>The Internet is a treasure throve of baby shower clipart ready for you to download. There are literally thousands of available baby shower clipart on the world wide web. You wouldnt have a hard time looking for them.</p>
<p>And whatever baby shower you are planning to do, for sure there is a baby shower clipart that is appropriate for it. Thats because there is a very wide category of baby shower clipart which contains different styles and designs that are perfect for any baby shower needs. And it doesnt matter if the baby is a boy or a girl. For sure there is a baby shower clipart made for specifically for each gender and there are many that are made for both. </p>
<p>The only real rule that you need to remember when using baby shower clipart is to use a single theme all throughout your project. For example, your invitation and thank you notes should match so you must use the same style or design of baby shower clipart when making both. </p>
<p>Another rule is not to clutter your project with too many different baby shower clipart. Doing so would only make your project look messy. You must also pay attention to things like color, size and format of the baby shower clipart. </p>
<p>You must also learn how to experiment with sizes, colors and themes. Put some clipart together and see what works for you. All you need is a little practice and patience and youll soon be creating your baby shower masterpiece. </p>
<p>Save money by using baby shower clipart. You need not spend a fortune on baby shower invitation and favors. All you need is your creativity and some baby shower clipart and youre ready to make the most memorable baby shower.</p>

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		<title>SIDS &#8211; Sudden Infant Death Syndrome  What You Need</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 30 Jul 2010 19:35:25 +0000</pubDate>
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SIDS &#8211; Sudden Infant Death Syndrome  What You Need To Know
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is a frightening fear for most mothers. SIDS is often referred to as crib death, and is the sudden death of an infant who stops breathing. It is rare, affecting less than 2 in 1000 infants in the US, [...]]]></description>
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SIDS &#8211; Sudden Infant Death Syndrome  What You Need To Know</p>
<p>Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is a frightening fear for most mothers. SIDS is often referred to as crib death, and is the sudden death of an infant who stops breathing. It is rare, affecting less than 2 in 1000 infants in the US, but the fear of it plagues all new mothers.</p>
<p>Who needs to be worried?<br />
SIDS was once thought of as random, striking healthy babies, which made it all the more frightening. But, in reality, there are some things that can indicate that a baby is at a higher risk for SIDS. The first is any baby that has previously had an episode where he has turned blue or had to have breathing revived. Premature or low birthweight babies are more susceptible. In addition, mothers who have had poor prenatal care or smoked during pregnancy are more likely to have a child with SIDS. Children with diagnosed heart or lung conditions are also at risk, and boys are more susceptible than girls.</p>
<p>So, what do I do?<br />
First and foremost, take care of yourself during pregnancy and dont smoke. Have regular prenatal doctors visits, and follow your doctors recommendations. Secondly, put your newborn to sleep on his back, or his side. There does seem to be a connection between SIDS and babies who sleep on their stomachs, particularly if they sleep on a soft mattress. Dont put unnecessary items, even blankets in the crib with the baby, and dont let him get overheated. Learn infant CPR  so you are prepared in the event you need to resuscitate your child.</p>
<p>What if my baby has had an episode?<br />
If your child has an episode  stops breathing or turns blue, notify your doctor immediately, even though you were able to revive him. Your doctor will want to run tests, and, if he fears that the baby is likely to have another episode (though 95% do not) he might suggest a monitor for the baby. These monitors will alert you in the event the baby stops breathing, but are only used in high risk situations. The monitors are quite cumbersome, and tend to have lots of false alarms, making Moms even crazier. </p>
<p>When Can I Stop Worrying?<br />
The threat of SIDS is over once your child reaches his first birthday, and declines dramatically once he is six months old. In fact, most SIDS deaths happen between the ages of two and four months. Take some precautions, but unless your baby has an elevated risk, remember that SIDS is actually rare, and is not something to obsess over.</p>

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		<title>How To Shop For Baby Designer Furniture</title>
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Oh what fun baby Designer furniture is! If you can afford to outfit your babys first bedroom in Designer furniture, do it. You can rest assured that the furniture will be of high quality and last a lifetime being able to be passed down from generation to generation. A great way to start a family [...]]]></description>
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<p>Oh what fun baby Designer furniture is! If you can afford to outfit your babys first bedroom in Designer furniture, do it. You can rest assured that the furniture will be of high quality and last a lifetime being able to be passed down from generation to generation. A great way to start a family heirloom is with furniture that will last. You wont have to worry about the next generation having to buy furniture for their baby. They will be able to enjoy the pieces you bought and know that their baby is in good hands.</p>
<p>When looking for baby designer furniture, you will find a wide assortment of designs and styles to choose from. Go with something that compliments the decor in your nursery and makes it comfortable. Be sure to include pieces like a high chair, changing table, rocking chair and toy chest. Getting these things ahead of time will make you feel better about knowing you have it when you need it. Of course at first you wont be using the toy chest for toys, but you can store extra blankets and things for the baby in it. The rocking chair on the other hand will be put to use right away, I am sure. You need to get a comfortable rocking chair for you and the baby. This is probably the best place to nurse and feed your baby while it is an infant.</p>
<p>Baby designer furniture can be versatile as well as comfortable and of high quality. Versatile, meaning you can buy a crib that will turn into a toddler bed, and then later make into a single bed for when your baby gets bigger. Knowing you can buy furniture that will last your child through to grade school, is quite relieving for some new moms.  Otherwise you would be buying new furniture about every few years until your baby is a teen. </p>
<p>Baby designer furniture is fun, high quality, and versatile. What else could a new mom ask for? Be sure you choose a name brand that you trust and know. You want to be comfortable knowing your baby is in good hands with the furniture that you choose. You will sleep better, and so will your baby.</p>

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		<title>Baby Sleep Tips &#8211; Making Your Baby Comfortable</title>
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Often, it seems fairly random whether or not babies sleep well. New parents will often discuss how they were simply &#8220;lucky&#8221; with one child as opposed to another. While it is true that in many cases how your child sleeps is largely out of your control, there remains many baby sleep tips you can employ [...]]]></description>
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<p>Often, it seems fairly random whether or not babies sleep well. New parents will often discuss how they were simply &#8220;lucky&#8221; with one child as opposed to another. While it is true that in many cases how your child sleeps is largely out of your control, there remains many baby sleep tips you can employ to encourage better sleeping habits. One of the most important is to ensure that your baby is comfortable when he goes to sleep.</p>
<p>Bedtime is a transitional period for your child, and your efforts to make him sleep better should revolve around getting him to learn to sleep on his own. One of the most important elements of achieving this is to create an environment where your baby is as comfortable as possible. For this reason, the before-bed routine should always consist of changing and feedings &#8211; the worst thing for a baby, in terms of sleeping well, is to be in want of something when he is put to bed.</p>
<p>You should also be trying to make your baby as physically comfortable as possible when putting him to sleep. One of the most commonly overlooked aspects of this is allowing your baby to breathe easily through the nose. Most people, but especially babies, depend on clear nasal passages for a good night&#8217;s sleep. It&#8217;s important to remove all airborne allergens in the baby&#8217;s nursery: everything should be well dusted, and you should keep dust collecting items &#8211; like fuzzy blankets and stuffed animals &#8211; to a minimum. When your baby is very young it takes time for him to learn to breathe through his mouth, so you must carefully pay attention to his nasal breathing when putting him to sleep. If you notice the problem is persistent, you may benefit from installing an air filter in the room that is designed to remove dust particles and allergens &#8211; this also has the added bonus of creating a soothing hum that will help many babies sleep better.</p>
<p>You should also pay particular attention to your baby&#8217;s clothing. All babies are different in terms of their preferences, and you have to watch them closely. In many cases, things that look comfortable to you &#8211; very snug outfits, for example &#8211; may not be comfortable for your particular baby. Try both tight and loose fitting clothes and see which ones your baby seems to prefer.</p>
<p>Finally, consider how well your baby sleeps with wet diapers. Most babies will sleep well through the night with a wet diaper, but some will not. If this is the case, you can often solve your baby&#8217;s sleeping difficulties by giving him a change in the night.</p>
<p>The main thing to keep in mind in terms of your babies comfort is to pay close attention, and to trust your instincts. Although it is tempting to follow guides and stick to hard and fast rules, remember that the adage &#8220;mother knows best&#8221; is generally true. So if your baby seems uncomfortable in his clothes, don&#8217;t hesitate to change him into something that doesn&#8217;t &#8220;look&#8221; as comfortable. If you trust your own judgments over those of guides in terms of your baby&#8217;s comfort, it&#8217;s likely that he will sleep much better.</p>

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So you have received a special invitation to attend a friend&#8217;s baby shower party, now headache time wondering what gift to purchase for the expectant mother. Do not worry you will have no problem in deciding as the list for what to buy for new born babies are endless.
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<p>So you have received a special invitation to attend a friend&#8217;s baby shower party, now headache time wondering what gift to purchase for the expectant mother. Do not worry you will have no problem in deciding as the list for what to buy for new born babies are endless.</p>
<p>The best idea worth considering when giving presents is to give several of them in a baby shower gift basket. You will be certain that one of the goodies you placed into the basket will surprise and excite the receiver. In a Gift basket expect to find all sorts from blankets, undergarments, changing pads, teething toy, soft toys, hats, sleeping gowns, cuddly bears and more.</p>
<p>Contents of a gift basket are very useful for mum-to-be for when she brings the new arrival home. Your particular gift basket can be made up by yourself but if you prefer there are people who are trained in this department and fully aware of the needs of mother/baby. Expect to find gift basket organizers to be mothers themselves which is better as they know what is best to help mother when raising the baby.</p>
<p>Baby gift shower baskets are a wonderful present to bestow. The variety of essentials contained in the basket for baby&#8217;s well being is warmly welcomed.<br />
Themes and styles are normally used in the presentation of a Baby shower gift basket. You have bath time goody baskets filled with towels, comb, hairbrush, baby soaps and smellies like talcum powder. Then we have the beddy bye creel laden with hanging mobiles, cuddly toys, bedding, and fairy tale books.</p>
<p>Prices of a gift basket differ; total cost depends on items chosen to fill the baby shower gift basket.<br />
White lemon and peach are colours that trail behind blue and pink for most popular shades behind a theme. If the sex of the baby is unknown when you place your order for the baby gift basket then opt for white or lemon this way you can not go wrong.</p>
<p>Baby shower gift baskets can be bought online if time is a problem for you. Online shopping for gift baskets is so simple you even get to see what is included in the baby gift basket before you make a purchase. Prettily packaged, gift wrapped and tied with bows is how the finished product looks. Do not forget to place a card inside with a personal greeting from you to mother and baby wishing them both well.</p>
<p>I would like to put my penny worth in and break tradition. I would fill the basket with envelopes containing gift vouchers for different mother/baby shops. This way no headache trying to decide on what gifts for inside the basket and no headache for the mother in returning presents that are not to her taste. A happy Mother-to-be is one with a fist full of vouchers before the birth or after.</p>
<p>That&#8217;s what I call getting it right.</p>

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A baby shower is a very special time and it is important to choose the right gift. You&#8217;ve circled the date on your calendar. You know that it&#8217;s approaching. All of your other friends have purchased their presents weeks in advanced, but you, the only single left in the bunch, still can&#8217;t decide on what [...]]]></description>
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<p>A baby shower is a very special time and it is important to choose the right gift. You&#8217;ve circled the date on your calendar. You know that it&#8217;s approaching. All of your other friends have purchased their presents weeks in advanced, but you, the only single left in the bunch, still can&#8217;t decide on what present to bring to your friend&#8217;s baby shower.</p>
<p>Let&#8217;s face it, you know nothing about babies. Your presence make babies cry! You can&#8217;t tell a blanket from a diaper! This is your first time ever to attend one of these so called events. You know you suck at this, and everyone knows it too, but still you have to go, It&#8217;s a test of friendship! So what do you do?</p>
<p>Well, for starters you wipe that frown off of your face, and you put on your &#8220;I&#8217;m happy to be an auntie smile!&#8217;. Then, you go to a shopping mall, and you grab yourself a baby shower gift basket! </p>
<p>Gift baskets contain everything from soft toys, hats, blankets, undergarments, changing pads, sleeping gowns, teething toy, bears, etc.</p>
<p>The great thing about gift baskets is that they are very useful. The people who put together baby shower gift baskets know what they are doing! The things that are included in a baby shower gift basket are exactly the things that a new mother, and an upcoming baby will need.</p>
<p>So you know you&#8217;d be getting your money&#8217;s worth when you purchase a baby shower gift basket. More importantly, it will make the recipient happy. New mothers need all the help that they could get, especially once the have delivered their babies. The daily expenses of a family always escalates with the addition of a new member. So it is best to give presents that will help to provide for the needs of the new mother, and baby.</p>
<p>Baby shower gift baskets come in different themes. Some of these baskets concentrate on the baby&#8217;s bath time needs. Items like: towels, washcloths, comb and brush sets; and of course, the quintessential giant rubber duckies are included.</p>
<p>This puts variety, and a fun twist on the baby shower gift basket idea! So you&#8217;d actually have quite a selection to choose from.</p>
<p>These baby shower gift baskets vary in prices, depending on the intricacy of the lay out, and items included in the basket. The average price for a baby shower gift basket is around $70. </p>
<p>These baskets are usually divided into girl themes, and boy themes. The girl- themed baskets usually come in pink, and contain items suitable for a baby girl. While the boy-themed gift baskets offer things that a baby boy will need.</p>
<p>These baby shower gift baskets can also be purchased online. So if you don&#8217;t have any time to shop, you can just always order a gift basket online. The selection of these gift baskets are usually displayed online. Also, the items that are included inside is listed along side the picture of the gift basket. </p>
<p>They come in a nicely gift wrapped packaging that includes a ribbon and a card. This allows you to write a personal greeting, and a dedication to the mother. Don&#8217;t forget to include well wishes for the baby! </p>
<p>If you&#8217;ve purchased your gift basket online, you can just type in your dedication on the net. This way, your dedication will be included in the gift basket that you&#8217;ve ordered. It will then be delivered to the specified recipient.</p>
<p>Baby shower gift baskets are a wonderful and thoughtful gift idea because they include a little bit of everything. They are also very meaningful because they provide things that will provide for the needs of a newborn baby. </p>
<p>So become a baby shower superstar, and bring a baby shower gift basket to the party. All your friends will be in awe of you!</p>

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It is a sad fact but one we have to come to grips with, not all baby cribs are safe. Baby cribs are supposed to keep your baby safe during sleep but did you know that when badly constructed or improperly assembled a baby crib can be a serious hazard to your child? No matter [...]]]></description>
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<p>It is a sad fact but one we have to come to grips with, not all baby cribs are safe. Baby cribs are supposed to keep your baby safe during sleep but did you know that when badly constructed or improperly assembled a baby crib can be a serious hazard to your child? No matter how expensive the baby crib is parents should use caution when choosing a crib for the nursery, and should follow instructions to the letter.</p>
<p>One of the biggest mistakes some people make is they &#8220;assume&#8221; that all cribs are safe, but whether you are using a brand new baby crib that you just bought a couple of months ago from a reputable store or recycling the one that you used for your older kids, or a second hand one from a garage sale it is important that you closely inspect the crib for hazardous possibilities as they may be lurking in places that you would not even consider remotely dangerous! Here are some tips that can help keep your child safe in a baby crib.</p>
<p><b>Close inspection</b><br />
When buying a baby crib or when you are about to use one, make sure that everything is in place and there are no broken or bent parts. Sharp edges, missing joints and small removable parts in baby cribs can also be dangerous as they can be choking hazards.</p>
<p>Side edges and protrusions can also become strangulation hazards as blankets, necklaces and shirts can be caught. Never buy or use cribs that have these flaws. </p>
<p><b>Follow the instructions</b><br />
Never believe that for one-minute you know everything about baby cribs just because you have used one before. And no matter how much knowledge you think you have, it is still imperative that you read the manual and instruction guide.</p>
<p>In addition to providing the step-by-step guide on how to set-up the baby crib from the box, the manual will also contain some tips on how to properly care for your crib and to avoid accidents while using it.</p>
<p><b>Non-toxic finishes</b><br />
The baby cribs finish should be made with non-toxic materials that are recommended for young children. As babies body systems, especially the immune systems are still developing, it is important that they be protected from chemicals and toxins in the environment. When buying a used baby crib, make sure that the finish is sound and not flaking or peeling, also if it looks like it has been refinished you may want to find a different crib as it would be impossible to know for sure whether it was refinished with a child safe non-toxic material.</p>
<p><b>Drop sides</b><br />
Though the dropside mechanism in baby cribs can be very convenient, it can also spell disaster if not working correctly or the latches are not secure. Be sure that when you do put your baby inside the crib, you have raised the drop side and the latches are secured. Some parents may remember to raise it up but forget to secure it, which can lead to accidents.</p>
<p><b>Keep the crib uncluttered</b><br />
Remember that the more things inside the baby crib, the greater the chances of an accident, I&#8217;m sure you&#8217;re generally aware that anything can be a potential choking and strangulation hazard. To help avoid this, keep the baby crib to a bare minimum, only placing things that are absolutely necessary like a pillow and a blanket. Toys inside the crib are okay if your baby is awake and playing under supervision, but always remember to remove them when sleeping. Parents are also advised to avoid placing dangling toys on the side of the crib as loose straps may capture your baby and create a strangulation hazard.</p>
<p><b>Check for alerts and call-backs</b><br />
The Consumer Product Safety Commission lists safety tips, alerts and call-back warnings on baby cribs on their website at www.cpsc.gov and should be followed.</p>

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<p>You have just learned that you are expecting a baby. Even if you have other children, you must take a look at cribs. Is the crib you already have an antique? You should look carefully at your second hand crib whether it is an antique or not.</p>
<p>The safety of your new baby makes this necessary. The screws and/or other fasteners such as bolts must be in place and not loose. It is of the utmost importance that this is tested before you place your baby in the crib.</p>
<p>Take something that is almost equal to your 4-month-old baby&#8217;s weight. In order to be certain that it will hold its position bounce it off the mattress. If it doesn&#8217;t your baby could be hurt seriously or worse. When you set up your nursery, if it isn&#8217;t set-up already, seriously consider where you will place your crib.</p>
<p>If you have to place the crib near a window with Venetian blinds, you can either shorten the cords or anchor them to prevent your baby from reaching and getting hold of them. Avoid, if possible placing the crib near the window. As your baby grows into a toddler and begins to climb out of the crib, s/he could become seriously injured in a fall.</p>
<p>Blankets are not necessarily a good idea to use with your baby. Be sure that you avoid anything that could put your baby at risk, especially in the light of SIDS incidents today. The most advisable way to put your baby to bed is in a blanket sleeper.</p>
<p>Make sure to tuck the blanket tightly around and under the foot of the mattress with you baby&#8217;s feet touching the footboard if you must have a blanket on your baby. You also want to help prevent your baby from sliding under the blanket and suffocating by not putting the blanket any higher than his chest.</p>
<p>There is a risk of your baby slipping between the mattress and the bumper pads causing suffocation, if bumper pads, which are a great concept, are not secured properly. Bumper pads if used should be fastened in each of the four corners and evenly spaced on each of the two sides. There should be sixteen ties in all, eight for the top and eight for the bottom.</p>
<p>Although mobiles are nice additions you need to take a precaution to prevent your baby from getting entangled in it. It must be removed when your baby starts sitting up by himself. You must also check to see if there are small parts that are removable that your baby could choke on.</p>
<p>No matter is your crib is second hand or one you had for a previous child, or you got it from someone else, the mattress must by checked out carefully. The mattress covering should be checked for any holes or cracks.</p>
<p>The mattress must fit in the crib properly. Your baby could slip between the mattress and side or end bars and suffocate if you are not careful. The mattress should be snug in the crib. The sheets you use in your baby crib should fit properly and not slip and slide.</p>
<p>There are sheet hooks available that attach to the sheet under the mattress and keep it in place. Placing the mattress in the proper position is extremely important to your baby&#8217;s safety. When the baby comes home most parents put the mattress in the highest position because it is easier to reach the baby and change him.</p>
<p>Lower the mattress according to the growth and activity of your baby. If your baby can come to a standing position in the crib the mattress should be put in the lowest position and to add to his safety you should measure the distance between the mattress and the top of the sidebar.</p>
<p>There should be no more than 26 inches from the top of the side bar to the mattress when it is in the lowest position. Moving your child to a regular bed might be a good idea if your child is climbing out of the crib or his head is above the side bar.</p>
<p>There are convertible cribs that become beds and grow with your child. Inspect your child&#8217;s crib to be sure there is nothing that will put your baby at risk. The ornate designs carved into the end boards of cribs are beautiful but could pose a hazard to your child. Have you seen them?</p>
<p>Your child could be injured if his head, arm, or leg get caught in them and possibly sustain an injury. A simpler design may increase your child&#8217;s safety. Safety guidelines from 1974 for cribs state that slats should be no more than 2 and 3/8th inches apart; to keep your baby from getting his head caught between the slats.</p>
<p>Your baby&#8217;s safety could be compromised if getting stuck caused him injury and necessitating the removal of some slats.</p>

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<p>When you first have a newborn baby, you are very protective of it. You are always afraid of something happening to it. Well when you are at home you should not be afraid of anything happening to it because you are there and it should be safe. Keeping your baby safe at home is very important. First, prevent people from coming to your home that are going to smoke, or do any type of drugs, this is your first line of defense for your baby. </p>
<p>To be safe, when you are at home by yourself lock all the doors, this is vital if you live in a big city. Other than other people, to keep your baby from getting injured at home the best thing to do is a buy safety thing for all over the house. Prevention of problems will include the ability of the baby to walk away, or get to the swimming pool. Prevent problems in the home by locking doors, windows, cupboards and garages with locks that a baby or toddler cant open. </p>
<p>You probably would not want to have animals like a dog or a cat around your baby until it gets older. A pet can maul a baby, or a toddler when the pet is not accustomed to being around children all the time. Avoid having a cat near the baby, so the cat doesnt cuddle up on the face of the baby, which will then smoother the baby without your realizing what is happening. </p>
<p>When you put your baby to sleep at night make sure that it falls asleep on its back because of crib death. Crib death is when a baby suffocates to death. Also, keep loose blankets out of the crib. The crib is a place for the baby to sleep, not to play. The crib should have bars that are close enough, so the baby cant slip through, and the crib should have bars so that the head of the baby cant slip through and get stuck. Avoid potential problems and situations where your baby could easily be hurt. </p>
<p>Once your baby starts to crawl, the best thing for you to get is a walker to let it learn how to walk. If you have steps in your home, the thing to get is those child gates. They have them at most department stores if you dont know where to purchase them. This will prevent your child from falling down the steps. You could even use them in doorways to rooms that you dont want the child in without you. If you have animals, you could even use the gates to keep the animals away from the baby.</p>
<p>Once your child starts to walk you should keep things back away from the edge of the counters and the table. If you drink coffee, you should definitely keep that away so it is not reachable. You should not let any thing that is small laying around because if you do so this it will help so that your baby does not choke on anything. Just remember to lock all the doors when you are there by yourself. Any thing like this will help you keep your child safe at home.</p>

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