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Timely Newborn Bedding Crib Sets Security Recommendations

When parents are preparing for the arrival of their child, it may not cross their minds that there are potential dangers associated with baby bedding. It’s very easy to get caught up in cute comforters and matching colors; never thinking that those same items may be dangerous, so here are some tips to ensure that your baby’s crib is a safe and comfortable space, while still looking stylish.

No need to make your baby’s bed like your own: the main components are fitted sheets and light receiving blankets. Comforters are usually not used on children under the age of 2 so it is not a necessity to buy a baby bedding set that comes with one. Never cover an infant (age 0-12 months) with a heavy blanket–this is a suffocation hazard, and it is possible for the child to overheat in his or her sleep.

Be aware of the temperature in the nursery to keep the room pleasant for your baby, use lightweight clothes in the summer, and try wearable blankets in the winter.

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No Comments // Posted on September 12, 2009 // Home

Meaningful Baby Crib Sheets Security Guidelines

While the parents may get excited for preparing their nursery for their baby, many do not think about the safety issues surrounding baby bedding. It’s very easy to get caught up in cute comforters and matching colors; never thinking that those same items may be dangerous, so here are some tips to ensure that your baby’s crib is a safe and comfortable space, while still looking stylish.

When it comes to baby bedding, only fitted sheets and light weight receiving blankets are necessary. You can choose a set that comes with a cute comforter, but chances are you won’t even need it until your child is around 2. Do not cover your child in a heavy blanket before he or she is a year old, because your child may overheat or even suffocate when covered by the blanket.

Instead of using heavy blankets, pay attention to the temperature in the nursery to keep the room comfortable and for clothing, use lightweight one-piece pajamas in the summer and thicker sleepers or wearable blankets in the winter.

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No Comments // Posted on September 1, 2009 // Home