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Child Passenger Safety Info on kids and air bags, car seats, and more.
Newborns: Care of the Uncircumcised Penis Guidelines for Parents from the American Academy of Pediatrics
Parents of Infants, Take the First Step Toward Trust Relationships Suggested opportunities for a parent to start building a trusting relationship with his or her infant.
The Diseases of Non-Attachment
Parenting of Babies and Toddlers Excellent information and resources from Lynn Johnson, a guide for The Mining Company. She has compiled a huge and often updated selection of links which are categorized and listed with annotations. Plus, Lynn writes a new feature each week. Find information on newborn care, parenting multiples, picky eaters, toddler fun, and much more. There is also a bulletin board, a chat room, and an e-mail newsletter.
Quick TipCarseats should face the back until baby is at least one year old and at least 20 pounds.Both the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) warn that babies should ride facing the back until they are at least one year old and weigh at least 20 pounds. A child under age one does not have strong neck muscles; the head would snap forward in a crash if the baby were facing forward. This could cause serious neck and spinal cord injury. -- excerpt from Turning an Infant Seat Around FAQ |
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