Baby Safety is Something to Consider Before Bringing Baby Home.

Health and Safety: the Highest Priority:
The most common answer an expectant parent will give when asked if they want a boy or a girl is, "As long as the baby is healthy we'll be happy." This desire for the baby's health and safety doesn't change once the little one is born; it only increases and becomes the highest priority for the parents.

Babies are more susceptible to colds, flues, aches and pains because of their small, developing bodies. Proper care and attention during the early months and years will help prevent, catch, and/or effectively treat every health hurdle that comes along. We want to help you care for your little one, so scan the links below to find some of the best online help available.

Colds & Flues:  » Baby Fever  » Baby Health
What is safe to give baby when they have a cold or flu?
Click the link below for a list of helpful product and information sites.

Infant First Aid: » Baby First Aid
With growing concern about SIDS, infant suffocation, choking and other imposing hazards, parents often find themselves wondering if they are equipped for all of the possible emergencies. Being prepared is easy and a little education goes a long way in avoiding a critical situation.
Baby First Aid

Baby Vitamins: » Liquid Baby Vitamins
In the first six months of your baby's life, your breast milk provides all of the essential vitamins and nutrients necessary to develop and strengthen your little one. Breast milk typically contains: Vitamin A, Vitamin B-1, Vitamin B-6, Vitamin B-12, Vitamin C, Calcium, DHA, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, Fluoride, Folic Acid, Iron, Niacin and Zinc. If you are breastfeeding and know that you lack any of these vitamins in your own body, or if you are bottle-feeding and need additional supplements for your baby, click on the link below for guidance.

Car Seat Safety:
Quoting The American Academy of Pediatrics, "Every year thousands of babies and toddlers are injured and killed in car crashes, this tragedy can be prevented by the proper use of a good car seat."

Basic Car Seat Instructions:
Never place a car seat in the front seat of a vehicle that has a passenger air bag.
Each car seat is different. Keep the manufacturer's instructions on hand at all times
All babies must be in rear facing car seats until they are 1 year or 20 lbs.

What Car Seat Should I Buy?  » Peg Perego Primo Viaggio  » Britax Marathon  » Recaro Young Sport
It can be a challenge to find the right car seat with so many options advertised. Many people become frustrated and wind up impulse buying and unhappy. babycentral.net has compiled a few links below for sites to simplify your search with the best quality Toddler Convertible Seats and Infant Seats.