A baby nest is used to provide a comfortable and secure space for your baby to rest, play, or lounge. Here's how to use it correctly:
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Placement: Place the baby nest on a flat, stable, and non-heated surface. Avoid using it on sofas, beds, or other soft surfaces where it could tip over or the baby could suffocate. The floor is often the safest option.
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Positioning Your Baby: Gently place your baby on their back inside the nest, ensuring their back is centered within the nest's cushioned walls. Position their head at the pointed end of the nest. Never place your baby on their stomach or side in a baby nest.
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Supervision: Always supervise your baby while they are in the baby nest. Never leave them unattended, even for a short period.
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Intended Use: Baby nests are primarily designed for supervised lounging, playtime, or short naps. They are not intended for overnight sleep or unsupervised use.
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Safety Considerations:
- Ensure the nest is made from breathable materials.
- Keep the nest away from heat sources and sharp objects.
- Do not use the nest as a carrying device.
- As your baby grows, ensure the nest still provides adequate support and does not restrict movement.
In summary, a baby nest offers a snug and portable area for your baby to relax under supervision. Always prioritize safety by placing the nest on a flat surface, positioning your baby correctly, and never leaving them unattended.
