Babies At Play

One of the best ways to interact with your baby and aid his or her development is play. During playtime, babies develop their motor skills, learning to explore and discover the world around them.

Whether in the crib, on the floor or on a playground, babies are at risk from choking, strangulation and suffocation. By actively supervising your baby and selecting safe and age-appropriate toys, you can help prevent injuries.

Tips to help keep your baby safe at play:

Choking, Suffocation and Strangulation Prevention for Babies At Play

There are simple things around the house that increase the risk of choking, suffocation and strangulation for babies. Since they are crawling around on the floor, grabbing cords that are within reach, and constantly putting things in their mouths, you can minimize these risks by simply removing their access to such hazards.

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Toy Safety for Babies At Play

Because babies love to put things in their mouths, toy-related injuries are often a great risk. Appropriate selection and proper use of toys, combined with parental supervision, can greatly reduce injuries. Share these safety tips with family and friends, so they can help make your baby's play area fun and safe.

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