Baby Sleeping Safety

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Tips For Your Baby’s Safe Sleeping

Author: Kat Goodman

One of the first things your baby would tell you if they could talk would be how much they enjoy sleeping the majority of the time. This is a necessity for babies during their first months of life, sleeping helps in their early development. But, there can be complications, such as SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) as well as others. These tragedies can be prevented by keeping the baby safe while sleeping.

Misfortunes such as these are responsible for the loss of thousands of babies every year, therefore the best safe sleeping habits are encouraged. In the hospital, pay attention to the way the nurses are placing your baby in his bed. At home, a crib should be set up for the arrival of your newest family member. But, before using the crib, make sure it poses no danger.

Check the area in which your baby’s crib will be located, ensuring there is not a flow of air from anywhere that would be too cold. The sheet for the crib should fit extremely well and the mattress should not give. Be sure to place your baby on his back, this is the best way for a baby to sleep. This will decrease instances of SIDS and other problems such as smothering.

Babies are often wrapped in to many clothes when the weather is cold. The best thing you can do is to set the room temperature around 68 degrees and put no more clothes on your baby than you would wear. For example, if you are comfortable in a tee shirt, don’t put flannels on your baby.

Don’t over dress or over heat your baby. Make sure your baby sleeps in a compact night suit. Free flowing frocks or dresses should never be used for sleeping. Moreover, any kind of baby jewelry, bonnets, and bibs should be removed before sleeping.

Movies you have seen may show a baby’s crib full of all types of stuffed animals or even one larger animal. The truth is this is not safe sleeping and should not be considered in real life. These are potentially deadly items for a baby, possibly cause them to suffocate. Remove all pillows, toys, blankets and other loose bedding from the crib.

Parents often give pacifiers to their babies. This is believed by many doctors to help reduce SIDS. The correct pacifier should be chosen for the baby’s age. I personally would choose  a orthodontic pacifier. These are made to decrease the odds of the baby having an overbite when they are older. Nothing should be attached to the pacifier such as ribbons or yarn. The dangers of strangling or choking on them is real.

There are times when parents may place the baby on their bed to sleep. You should not do this mainly because the baby could fall off or could roll over in the covers and suffocate. This is often done when people are visiting relatives. This is where a little planning ahead is necessary. Prepare yourself, bring along a playpen. If the playpen isn’t feasible, using your car seat would be.

Safety is always a consideration when you have a new baby. Hopefully, these safe sleeping tips will allow you to rest a little easier and your baby too.

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About the Author

Kat Goodman has been providing Just Baby Nursery Bedding (www.just-baby-nursery-bedding.com) with quality articles for the past year. For more information on safe sleeping and other useful information to new moms and dads please visit our website.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. QUESTION:
    how old does my baby have to be until its safe to put her under a blanket instead of a sleeping bag?
    My daughter is currently sleeping in a baby sleeping bag – I was wondering when I can put her in a bed make with a blanket etc in regards to safety & sids?

    • ANSWER:
      I’ve always understood that it’s safest to wait to use a blanket with a small child until they’re at least a year old, preferably older. However, many parents use blankets on younger children with no ill effects. I personally only put a blanket on my son (10 months) at nap time, when I know I’ll be checking on him very often. Otherwise, he wears warm jammies or a sleepsack.

  2. QUESTION:
    I want to put my baby to sleep with a 100% cotton blanket for safety. Is chenille 100% cotton?
    I have wrapped my baby’s mattress in a babesafe cover and want to follow the instructions correctly for safe sleeping. It calls for a 100% cotton blanket. His “night night” is polyester but feels similar to chenille so I may be able to make the switch easily if chenille is okay. Is anyone familiar with Dr. Sprott’s guidelines and does anyone know if the chenille blanket is okay?

    • ANSWER:
      I use the Babesafe cover too!!

      Chenille is not 100% cotton.

      Use a super-sized 100% cotton bath towel. It took me a while to figure that one out!

      I just wanted to make sure you understand that the cotton blanket goes between the mattress cover and the mattress sheet. Babies shouldn’t sleep with blankets in their cribs.

  3. QUESTION:
    Has anyone else used the Safety 1st Baby Plus Pre Natal Education System?
    I was wondering of the claims were true. Did your baby sleep better? Was he / she more content? I figured it couldn’t hurt.

    Thank you!

    • ANSWER:
      I used it throughout my pregnancy but I wasn’t as strict with following the schedule as it called for. It’s hard to know if my son was affected or if it’s just his nature (he is our first so we have nothing to compare to) but he is a well-natured, happy little boy. He just turned 1 last week. He rolled over at 3 months, crawled at 6, cruised at 7-1/2. He hasn’t started walking yet but I think that is because he’s smart enough to know that he’ll get there faster crawling (he’s VERY fast). He weaned himself of his middle of the night feedings and started sleeping through the night at the same time at 6 months. Now he goes to sleep with no problem and sleeps almost 12 hours a night. Rarely cries “just because”.
      Again, hard to know if it was because of the Baby Plus or just great genes :) but I would/will do it again.

  4. QUESTION:
    Newborn: Where does baby sleep when you bring him home??
    Im due January 4th and confused about where to have the newborn sleep. I have a baby safety class in 2 weeks, but am getting the babies room ready now so would like to know what I need ready.

    I have a crib and a pack n play that has a basinette. I assembled the basinette and the hooded part kept coming un-velcroed. It’s dissapointing.

    But anyways, where should the newborn sleep & for how long? When is it safe for baby to sleep in crib?

    • ANSWER:
      Newborns can sleep in a crib as soon as they come home. However, many parents (myself included) find it more convenient to have the baby in a bassinette close to their bed for the first few weeks or months. This way you don’t have too far to travel for middle-of-the-night feedings. This worked well with my daughter as I was able to fall asleep faster. Some small babies may also feel overexposed by being in a big crib all by themselves. Since our daughter was premature, we decided that a smaller bassinette would be more intimate and probably help her sleep better.

      If you do decide that a basinette is best for you, I would recommend that you not use a travel bassinette. Rather, look at borrowing or purchasing a used “moses basket” or other bassinette (see the attached links to babiesrus). You may prefer to have your baby sleep in a crib if you are a very light sleeper. Otherwise, you’ll be waking up with every single sniffle, sneeze, and grunt (which babies do a lot of).

      Best of luck!

  5. QUESTION:
    my baby has started sleeping in his moses basket with his face against the sides. i fear for his safety.?

    • ANSWER:
      I would be really wary of mose’s baskets my friend nearly lost her son recently because of the same reason he got his face stuck between the sides and the mattress and he stopped breathing luckily her mother was there and got him breathing again

      I would either use a cot with the mattress snug to the bars or a swinging crib if he is not sitting up yet

  6. QUESTION:
    Where can I find studies and statistics on sleeping with your baby?
    I have let my nine week old sleep with us since he was born. I have heard conflicting information regarding safety. Everything from “it’s dangerous” to it “reduces the risk of SIDS”. I would like to find good information from reputable sources on this issue.

    • ANSWER:
      Here are some links below for you. As long as you follow safe co-sleeping guidelines, co-sleeping is a wonderful idea!

      Be sure to check out the first link from the Mother-Baby Sleep Laboratory.

      EDITED TO ADD:
      turtlesducky – I think you are confusing smothering and sids. They are two completely different things.

  7. QUESTION:
    Why do they warn smokers against co-sleeping with their babies?
    I was researching co-sleeping safety tips and every site warned against smokers co-sleeping with their babies, but none of the sites said why.

    • ANSWER:

      What is second-hand smoke?

      Second-hand smoke is a mix of smoke from the burning end of a lit cigarette, pipe or cigar plus smoke blown into the air by the person smoking.

      There is a big difference between second-hand smoke and someone who smokes sleeping next to a baby. Big Difference! If you smoke and have a new born, then do not smoke around the baby. When you are finish clean your face and hands properly. specially your face, since you might come to cuddle and kiss the sweety-pie.

      But, remember, that babies have the best immune system than all others. It is natures way of protecting life. His immune system is stronger than the parents. It is the smoker that is at most risk.

      Unless you are sitting in the same room with the baby, all windows and doors closed and smoking a cigar, you will be o.k..

  8. QUESTION:
    cot style and sleeping baby (Plz answer, question inside)?
    Dicuss the sleeping position for infants and the health and safety considerations.
    I recently just have a baby. plz answer.

    • ANSWER:
      most people say to put the babies on the backs as it reduces the risk of SIDS but if your baby has reflux, then the stomach is the best place for them to be.


Baby Security

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Baby Security Blankets

Author: Samantha Asher

What is a security blanket? A security blanket is a familiar item, often a blanket, that provides comfort. You probably had a security blanket as a baby or child. You might have brought it around with you wherever you went, gave it a strange name because you couldn’t pronounce blanket, and used it so much it got nearly worn out.

Should kids have a security blanket? Sometimes when we think of security blankets and whether or not they will benefit a child we think of how hard it is for kids to give up their security blanket. I remember when my sister had a security blanket. She carried it around with her wherever she went. It soon became very worn out and my parents were afraid she had become too attached to it and wanted to clean it and put it away before it got so worn that she couldn’t use it anymore.

My mom even made her a new one, but it wasn’t the same and it didn’t catch on. Eventually I think they took it away and she lived. They gave it back to her years later and it was a nice memory for her.

A security blanket can mean a lot to a child. It is called a security blanket because it makes the child feel secure and safe. Stuffed animals can also act as security objects. For some, the blanket may remind them of their mother. When they don’t have their mother around, the blanket reminds them of her and they feel safer.

Is it okay to have a security blanket? Some studies have show that kids that have security blankets are often less attached to their mothers and cope better with anxiety situations. It seems to help them adjust to independence better. It is important for us to have a good relationship with our mothers, as well as our children, but everyone needs some independence. If a child can’t live without their mother as a baby, how will they cope as they grow up? How will they cope with life when they are adults?

Whether a child uses a security blanket or stuffed animal or has a strong attachment to their mother may affect how they deal with independence, or it may not. What’s most important is that they have a healthy relationship with their parents and those around them and are able to be independent.

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Do you want more information about baby security blankets? Learn about making baby blankets and where to get some beautiful baby blankets at SpecialBabyBlankets.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. QUESTION:
    where can i find a baby security blanket without the animal?
    i am trying to find a security blanket with out the stupid fuzzy bunny or animal attached to it. they used to sell them at babies r us for like or so, but now i can only find them online for . any idea where i can find them cheaper? or instore? also, i CANNOT sew, so that isnt an option.

    • ANSWER:
      My son has a blankie that he loves so much that we bought 5. I think that it’s bigger than the ones that you are talking about but it’s really soft and he rubs it on his face while going to sleep. It’s so incredibly sweet!

      http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2415265&cp=2255986.2256244.2256249.2256257&parentPage=family

  2. QUESTION:
    Has anyone had a good/cute Baby Security Blanket for their child? I need one for my baby girl!?
    I have heard great things about a security blanket and now that is time for my daughter to sleep alone it so hard for her.. I need help!

    • ANSWER:
      Most kids are the ones that find a security “blanket”. You giving her one isn’t exactly the right thing to do. If she’s an infant, you can rotate a shirt with your scent on it every couple of days so she smells you. Outside of that, my “security blanket” growing up was rubbing my ears lol. That’s what got me to rack out and calm down.

  3. QUESTION:
    How do you pass through airport security with baby formula?
    We’re going to the US with our 9 week old baby who is formula fed. How do we take formula feeds through airport security? (no liquids). There’s the problem once through of having cooled boiled water that’s ready to go on demand…Is there a way to store boiled water once through security? What container did you use? (flask unsuitable as it remains hot) did anyone use bottled water?

    • ANSWER:
      You can either take the baby milk ready made up to serve (in which case you must be prepared to drink some of it in front of the security staff). Alternatively, take the powder without any problems.

      You cannot take the cooled bolied water, but you can buy bottled water in the departure lounge once you are through security. Also, the cabin crew can supply you with high quality water.

  4. QUESTION:
    What will the democratic or republican parties in the United States do for social security for baby boomers?
    I’m curious as to what the different parties will do to protect social security in the 21st century when dealing with the baby boomer generation in the United States

    • ANSWER:
      “Protect” Social Security? It has already been spent on ObamaCare. They will raise taxes but even if they confiscated all income it’s not enough to pay out the benefits. This is why Ponzi schemes are illegal in the private sector. The country is bankrupt and insolvent.

      Thanks Bama!”

  5. QUESTION:
    how can i get a social security for my baby in the philippines?
    he already has an american passport and a consular report of birth abroad. my fiancee will not let our baby come here in states without her. i just want a social security number so i can put my baby on my benefits and my taxes.

    • ANSWER:
      He has an American Passport ?

      http://www.ssa.gov/

      If you have the document you should be abel to apply.

      http://www.ssa.gov/ss5doc/?ID=ori&Selfchild=child&Status=nat&Submit=Submit

  6. QUESTION:
    How do you enter the social security baby name list into excel?
    I know it has something to do with “import external data”, but I am not quite sure how to do this. Can anyone help? Thanks.

    • ANSWER:
      I haven’t used Excel in awhile, but I know the book explained it really well. Couple of links for you below.

      I actually did import this list once by pasting it into a .txt file. Then you can import it using the Wizard. However, I think they now have it in .pdf and I think you need to export the .pdf as txt first and then import the new .txt file.

  7. QUESTION:
    How can Social Security be broke since baby boomers are paying into it right now?
    Everyone’s worried about how all the Social Security will go to baby boomers and there will be none left. But shouldn’t there be a surplus since all the baby boomers are paying into Social Security right now?

    • ANSWER:
      good question i’m 60 now .. when i was 22 the wise people of our government said we need money so they borrowed it from, u guessed it social security i guess that was not a good idea huh .

  8. QUESTION:
    Does anyone know when they will update the social security baby names website?
    They still only have the 2007 names and I am curious when they will post the 2008 names.

    Thanks
    YAY! I have been waiting forever! I am so excited!

    • ANSWER:
      on mother’s day. It’s coming soon!!!


Worthwhile Baby Tips

However, many new parents may not know how to take care of a baby properly. There are many baby tips available to new and more seasoned parents alike. Sometimes, it is best to use instinctual methods to caring for a new baby. If your child is crying, what is your first instinct on what he or she needs? If you have just recently fed the baby, maybe she needs her diaper changed. One of the many baby tips available would be to keep a baby journal for everyday activities. Jot down what time you last fed or changed the baby in the journal. If you forgot that you just fed the baby, your journal will let you know if you fed her yet or haven’t.

Taking care of a baby can definitely be a challenging experience. But if you use the right caring baby tips, your experience will be a lot easier. Babies like to be active a lot of the time. When they aren’t sleeping, babies want to be playing or having fun. Your baby might be crying because he or she is bored. Keeping the baby entertained with fun, baby-styled videos and stuffed animals is one way to keep your child entertained. Your baby might also enjoy some time with their mom or dad. Just holding and cradling the baby is a good way to bond with them and to also keep them warm and happy.

Another reason why babies cry is because they are sick. Many babies deal with colic. If you have taken absolutely pristine care of your baby and they are still crying, they may be suffering with colic. Colic causes excessive crying because of abdominal pain in the child’s stomach. Colic is not harmful and the baby should still eat normally, however, it can be a very trying time for new parents. Babies with colic tend to cry a lot more than babies that do not have this sickness. Many people who offer baby tips will tell you that there isn’t much to do when it comes to having a baby with colic. Many people may choose to massage the child’s stomach or gently “pedal” their legs to allow the abdomen some exercise.

One of the most important baby tips available would be to take your baby to the doctor if he or she is sick with a cold or other illness. Babies are, on average, more susceptible to sickness. Even professionals who claim to know a lot of baby tips will tell you that illnesses that effect your baby should always be looked at by a doctor. There are many baby tips available for people to follow concerning the health and well-being of their baby.

Anthony is the author and can provide additional information. To find out the latest News and Tips on New babies and parenthood, visit Baby N Things at http://baby-n-things.com/
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Baby Shower Safari Decoration Ideas on a Budget

Coming up with the right Baby Shower Safari Decoration Ideas that will impress the mommy-to-be and fit your budget can be a challenge. You may be tempted to get carried away and over-spend. Fortunately, jungle safari-type decorations are inexpensive to buy, and you can create many of the baby shower safari decorations yourself with just a little bit of imagination.

A time to “shower” the mommy-to-be with the necessities for a newborn, practical gifts like diapers, bathing supplies and clothing offer more value than extravagant items, so keep the decorations simple as well. You can use inexpensive, yet tasteful accent pieces that will enhance the theme.

You can purchase a baby shower safari kit from places like Amazon, as it is a very popular theme, or you may already have the makings of a jungle in your own home. I bet you have a few stuffed animals laying around the house or can borrow from family and friends? How about a few exotic-looking potted plants? Run green steamers around the room and you have all the makings of a real jungle.

Animals like Zebras, Lions and Giraffes are not found in your typical jungle setting, but don’t be affraid to take some creative license and incorporate these animals into the theme since most people expect to see them in a safari anyway, and they add a nice splash of color.

Speaking of color, I love decorating with balloons for all festive celebrations. Balloons come in a large variety of colors, sizes and shapes — with enough knowledge and determination you can create an elegant ballroom setting or a magical wonderland! And all for a fraction of what you would spend using almost any other method. Besides a few well-placed helium inflated balloons, I like making balloon animals like monkeys, snakes and teddy bears coupled with potted plants as centerpieces.

Super Fun Tip:

Get a group together and hand them each a balloon filled with helium (untied). Have everyone inhale simultaneously from the helium-filled balloons, and then belt out a few lines of “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” as the guest of honor enters the room. Hilarious!

You’ll want the video cameras rolling for this. Oh! And hide the balloons once you inhale the helium so as not to tip-off the mommy-to-be as to what is about to happen. Timing is very important so may need a director or chorister to pull it off correctly.

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Baby Feeding Made Easy With Baby Bottle Holders

These adorable, cozy stuffed animals rest softly on your little one’s chest, while the stretchy elastic ring on top holds baby’s bottle in place. It’s designed to hold the bottle at the same angle a person would so feeding is still comfortable for your little one. And because the probability of leakage is high, these plush proppers are machine-washable and can go in the dryer.

Have twins or triplets? Use bottle snugglers to ensure everyone is fed on time without trying to hold three baby bottle simultaneously by yourself.

Bottle snugglers are available in several animal styles including the cuddly cow, a charming teddy bear and a precious puppy.

We’ve all been there. You just sat down to feed your little one and then the phone rings. You’d reach over and grab it, but then you’d have to let baby’s bottle drop or try to prop it up with a pillow all before the fourth ring. Finally, there’s a solution. Bottle snugglers.

These adorable, cozy stuffed animals rest softly on your little one’s chest, while the stretchy elastic ring on top holds baby’s bottle in place. It’s designed to hold the bottle at the same angle a person would so feeding is still comfortable for your little one. And because the probability of leakage is high, these plush proppers are machine-washable and can go in the dryer.

Have twins or triplets? Use bottle snugglers to ensure everyone is fed on time without trying to hold three baby bottle simultaneously by yourself.

Bottle snugglers are available in several animal styles including the cuddly cow, a charming teddy bear and a precious puppy.

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Use bottle snugglers to ensure everyone is fed on time without trying to hold three baby bottle simultaneously by yourself.
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Finding The Next Generation Of Personalized Baby Toys

Sometimes simplicity breeds creativity. If you think about architecture, some of the most beloved buildings in the history of mankind have their roots in simplistic design. While the glass pyramid at the Louvre might seem like some type of avant-guard experiment in architecture by someone who worships at the post-modern alter, the pyramid is a simplistic design that has been around for tens of thousands of years. In fact, post-modernism relies on simplicity in its design; it just likes to push the envelope a bit further.

Before I get off on too much of a tangent, as much as we love creativity, we also love to balance it with a comforting simplicity which we hold near to our heats. Take the personalized baby toys that we grew up with as a child. For as much as technology has made its way into our lives, the toys we remember from our youth are usually of the simplistic breed. For as much as we loved Transformers and dream houses with moving parts, we also yearn for Lego’s, Barbies and My Little Pony’s which use simple designs to give a more specialized, personalized feel.

Today’s personalized baby toys, blankets and plushes tend to follow the traditional idea of simplicity that continue to be commonplace after generations. As stuffed animals never seem to go out of style, one of the most popular of the personalized baby toys continues to be designer stuffed animals. While teddy bears continue to be a popular item, different animals have begun to pop up in the plush world. If it’s a cute animal chances are you can find a plush of it out there: frogs, bunnies, penguins and especially hippos brings delight to the face of babies and small children. Heck, you can even find “ugly” animals such as platypus’ and manatees (though, manatees are very huggable, if you think about it). Plus, with these plushes being personalized, each of the dolls (some of them handmade) come with the child’s name embroidered on them. Call it human nature, but if something is personalized with an embroidered name we tend to hang out to it longer then if it is just another anonymous belonging.

Some of the cutest push animal dolls I’ve seen in recent years have come from the North American Bear Co. This company not only offers a full line of personalized plush stuffed animals, but also stuffed animal cozys are designed as blankets so a child can use them for both sleep and play time. These cozys feature such animals as hippos (or, as they call them “Flatopotamus”), a “sleepytime” rabbit complete with stripped night cap, a frog (“Flatofrog”) as well as a “Flatodeer”, “Flatophant” and, of course, a “Flatobearius”. All these are simplistic in nature yet sophisticated and subtle and are sure to become some of those simple and beloved toys that your child will keep as a keepsake into their adult years.


Author Kimberly Green still has a treasures her oldest child’s first personalized baby toys – they were the best personalized baby gifts ever received!
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Baby Sign Language – Sign for Hurt

No parent wants to see their child hurt, and if your child is hurt, you want to be able to help them. Unfortunately, babies can not always communicate if they are hurt or where they are hurt. Because of this, babies and toddlers will cry when something is wrong. Unfortunately, it is difficult to determine the reason they are crying and parents play the guessing game to figure out what is wrong. American Sign Language can help in this situation.

Before babies can verbally tell you if they are hurt, they can communicate this by signing. To sign hurt, touch your two pointer fingers together. If you can teach this sign to your child, they will be able to sign if they are hurt or not. Even more importantly, they will be able to tell you where they are hurt. For example, if they sign “hurt” near their ear, it may mean they have an ear infection.

To make it easier for your baby to learn this sign, you can practice on stuffed animals or toys. For example, you can make believe a teddy bear bumped his head and then explain that he hurt his head, while signing the word as well. Your child will begin to understand, and they will use the sign when they are hurt themselves. Continue to use the sign whenever you refer to someone or something that is hurt, whether it is something on a television show, in a book, etc. Soon, you will see how quickly your child learns the sign, and how much easier it will be to help them when they are hurt.

For more information/tips/ideas on signing with your baby, visit http://www.babysignlanguageonline.com/blog

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How to Organize a Nursery

Keeping the nursery organized is not always easy, but is always essential.  Babies need so much and almost always on the spur of the moment.  Parents find it difficult to stay on top of things if they don’t have a good system in place.  Use these tips to get your nursery in working order while making it look great at the same time.

1)  Categorize the nursery.  Keeping related items together will help you know where to find them when you need them.  Divide each category into frequency of use categories, because you may need some things quickly and some things less often.  For example, you may want your diaper rash cream close at hand near the changing table, but other medications are kept in storage for when you need them.

2)  Get the essentials organized first.  Diapers, wipes, bottle care and nursing needs, first aid, and cleaning supplies will most likely be needed quickly when they are needed.  Make sure that all of these things are easy to find and well out of baby’s reach.  A designated closet shelf or wall mounted shelf that can hold baskets will help you to know exactly where certain items are when you need them.  Plus, clean-up will be a snap because you can simply toss the item into the right basket or bucket when you’re done.

3)  Toys can quickly get out of control, especially if your baby is too young to help clean up.  Keeping them organized makes them more interesting to your baby.  You can separate your toys into different developmental areas.  You can have a quiet corner for books and stuffed animals, a gross motor area for foam climbing structures, an art table for arts and crafts supplies, a loud area for toys that make sounds, and a fine motor area for blocks and other manipulatives.  Not only will it be easier to figure out where things go in a hurry, but it will make it easier to see if you are lacking in any one area of development.

4)  The other big hurdle in keeping a nursery organized is clothing.  Here is where your closet can really come in handy.  Many parents are avoiding putting dressers into the nursery because of the tipping and climbing hazards that they present.  Even a small closet can be easily organized to hold baby’s burp cloths, shoes, bedding, and clothing.  You may need to install some shelves to make a place for everything, but you could also just use some bins that go on the top shelf and hang everything else on baby hangers or children’s hangers.  They save space and won’t cause your baby’s clothes to become misshapen.  Infant hangers are the right size and shape for delicate baby clothes.

About the Author: Kurt Adams is on the staff of Only Kids Hangers, a leading provider of infant hangers. The right baby hangers, like wooden baby hangers and children’s coat hangers, keep baby clothers organized and children’s hangers are great for retail stores. For more information, please visit www.onlykidshangers.com.

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