#51 Re: Philips Avent oprema?
Posted: 29/12/2011 18:55
Vatrena, smiri svoj temperament ubuduce, ovaj forum ipak ima svoja pravila. 
Svakako, samo nekad osjecam da se zaista mora biti drastican kako bi neko shvatio koliko je nesto ozbiljno... A posto nema bana za ljude koji daju savjete koji mogu biti pogubni po neciji zivot, smatrala sam da je neki vatren komentar bio shodan tome svemu. Ali dobro, pravila su pravila , cud je cud, a sud je sud, pa mogu biti manje namcorastaladyblue18 wrote:Vatrena, smiri svoj temperament ubuduce, ovaj forum ipak ima svoja pravila.
i staviti par linkovahttp://www.kidsafehunter.com.au/0-1-year.html
Most injuries are the result of babies falling in a bouncer from a table or other high surface.
http://www.kidslife.com.au/Page.aspx?ID=914
[/b]Baby Bouncers
These are very useful pieces of equipment. Most of the injuries that have occurred when using bouncers have been as a result of babies falling in a bouncer from a table or other high surface. So, obviously:
Always use bouncers on the floor.
http://pediatrics.about.com/od/safety/a/05_sids.htm
The biggest gains in reducing the rates of SIDS has come from reducing known risk factors, especially with the recommendations that all babies be put to sleep on their back - the 'Back to Sleep' campaign that began in 1994. Since then, the rate of SIDS has decreased by just over 50 percent, but remains at a steady rate of about 0.57 deaths per 1000 live births.
http://kidshealth.org/parent/general/sleep/sids.html
Even so, the risk of SIDS can be greatly reduced. First and foremost, infants younger than 1 year old should be placed on their backs to sleep — never face-down on their stomachs.
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