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Baby sling safety warning as experts urge better guidance for new parents
Baby sling safety warning as experts urge better guidance for new parents Unsafe use of baby slings has been linked to accidental deaths from suffocation or falls - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments New parents require enhanced guidance on the safe use of baby slings, according to new research. Baby sleep experts at Durham University are advocating for improved education for parents, both pre-purchase and at the point of sale. A survey of 1,470 parents with infants under one year old...
Parents warned over baby carriers and slings after deaths
Parents warned over baby carriers and slings after deaths There are two key risks involved with using the devices New parents should be given more guidance on the safe use of baby slings, researchers have said. Baby sleep experts at Durham University have called for better education for parents before they buy, or at the point of purchase. They surveyed 1,470 parents of babies less than a year old and found that almost nine out of 10 of them bought a sling or carrier online, with some 3%...