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Injury Prevention
Baby Carriers
While a baby carrier can be a big help to parents, it also can cause serious injuries if the child accidentally falls out or is knocked down from a high place. Here are a few tips to help avoid injury.
- Always secure a child in a baby carrier with the safety strap.
- Never leave a child alone while in a baby carrier. Take her with you if you must leave the room.
- Avoid placing a baby carrier on or close to the edge of a table or other high surfaces.
- Watch your baby carefully when other children or animals are present.
- Never use a baby carrier as a car seat.
Last Update
February 11, 2008
February 11, 2008

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