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Keep It Safe
As your baby wiggles more, begins to turn over, or extends his grasp, check out your changing area. Is everything out of reach? Do you have everything you need close at hand? Never, never, never - leave your baby unattended
on a bed or other high surface. He will begin to roll over one day soon
and to squirm around to the edge before long. Remove any bedding or toys that may get in
your baby's way from his crib while he is sleeping. You'll be spending more time on the floor as your baby rolls over and begins to push up. Prepare a safe area and have a few blankets or quilts ready to have a baby safe play area when you need it. Your baby's bath can be fun, and you can keep it safe by always having your hands on him in case he slips or slides. You will be spending more time with other families with children,too. Check with you peditrician for guidelines about cleanliness and information about illness. Be cautious when you need to be, and don't worry when you don't have to. /td> | ||||||||||
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