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5 Top Tips to Buying a Safety Gate
The day has arrived, baby is on the move, leaving a trail of
sticky hand prints in her wake as she sets about exploring the home around her.
A very exciting time for both baby and parents, it is also time to ensure baby
is safe with our incredible selection of market leading baby safety gates. But
what gate would be most appropriate? What are my options and what features are available?
Here’s the low down on the baby safety gate mystery.
What
are my options?
There are two main
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22nd Mar 2018
11 Top Baby & Child Home Safety Products
Here’s the lowdown on the Top Rated Baby Home Safety products.
All Available from www.InHealth.ie11. Baby Monitor – Angelcare Movement & Sound Baby Monitor
With the addition of a sensor pad which detects even the
slightest movements from your baby this stands out from the crowd as one
of the best baby monitors on the market.10. Baby Sleep Bag – with
suitable tog
We are still struggling to understand the mechanisms that cause
unexplained deaths in infancy, therefore it is not po
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22nd Mar 2018
Top 10 Tips for Baby’s Bath time
Bathing a young baby or child can present many
challenges and ensuring a relaxing, comfortable bathing experience helps
prepare your baby or young child for a great night’s sleep – hopefully (fingers
crossed) with no 3.00am play dates! Take a look at our top 10 tips as
recommended by baby bathing experts!
#1: Be prepared – it is key.
Like every other aspect of parenthood, organisation
and preparation is the key. Before taking baby into the bathroom be sure to
have everythin
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22nd Mar 2018
What to look for when buying a safety Gate
Opens easily: Most hardware-mounted gates swing
open, but some pressure-mounted gates don’t (usually the basic models). You may
think that hopping over the gate isn’t such a hassle, but wait until your hands
are full and you’re in a hurry. Weary parents don’t need another obstacle to
trip over.Slats no more than 2 3/8 inches apart: If
the gate has vertical slats, the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association
(JPMA) recommends that they be no more than 2 3/8 inches apart. A child’s head
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22nd Mar 2018