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Safety Science
Is It Safe for a Baby to Be in a Bouncer on a Table?
Every bouncer sold in the United States carries a printed warning on the frame or seat: floor use only. Most parents have seen it. Many have ignored it anyway.That gap between knowing and doing is where injuries happen.The Answer Is...
Safety Science
Do Cord Covers Actually Prevent Strangulation? What Experts Say
About 9 children under age 5 die each year from window-covering cord strangulation, per CPSC GoCordless data. That number is small enough that many parents never think about it. It is also large enough that the CPSC launched a national...
Baby Proofing for Toddlers: Upgrading Safety as Your Child Grows
The baby-proofing you did at six months is already obsolete. That’s not a criticism. It’s just the math of toddler development: the same child who couldn’t reach the counter at nine months is now dragging a step stool toward it...
Safety Science
What Age Can You Remove Baby Gates?
The short answer is: it depends on which gate and which stairs. The top and bottom of the stairs carry different risk profiles and require different timelines. Key Takeaways Bottom-of-stairs gates can typically come down around 24 months, watch your...
Safety Science
When Do Babies Start Crawling? Milestones and Baby Proofing Timeline
1 per 2 wks — Children killed by furniture tip-overs in the U.S. Most babies start crawling between 7 and 10 months, but the real safety work begins earlier.Crawling changes everything. Once a baby becomes mobile, everyday objects at floor...