Baby Products Should Be Carefully Selected To Avoid "Stepping On Thunder"

In many cases, the more baby supplies, the better. Wrong choices may not only waste money, but also have adverse effects on the health of the baby. For this reason, this article combs out several types of baby products that are easy to "step on the thunder", and gives corresponding purchase suggestions to help parents make wise choices.

Inferior toys are a kind of baby products that parents need to be alert to. The low-quality toys with low price and without strict quality inspection may have potential safety hazards such as falling off of small parts and toxic materials. Therefore, parents should ensure the material safety of toys when purchasing them,

Too soft baby pillows are also a danger. The baby's neck muscles are not fully developed, and too soft pillows may cause the baby's head to fall into them, hinder breathing, and increase the risk of suffocation. Newborns do not need to use pillows. If they have to use pillows, they should choose baby pillows with moderate hardness, and the thickness of pillows should be less than 3cm.

Unqualified bottle nipples also contain harmful chemicals. If such bottles are used for a long time, babies may ingest these chemicals, which may affect their physical development. Therefore, parents should choose the bottle marked "BPA free" when purchasing the bottle, pay attention to the service life of the bottle and replace it regularly.

The selection of baby shoes should also be careful. The foot bones of infants have not yet fully developed. Wearing tight or ill fitting shoes may affect foot development, or even lead to foot deformity. Babies under 6 months old do not need to wear shoes. For babies who can walk, parents should choose baby shoes with soft soles and good ventilation to ensure that the shoes fit and have enough space for activities.

Detergents with complex chemical composition may also cause allergy and irritation. The baby's skin is very delicate and sensitive to chemicals. Therefore, in order to avoid unnecessary troubles, parents should choose the toiletries with simple ingredients and marked with "no added", and conduct local skin tests before use to ensure that they will not cause allergy.

Over decorated baby clothes may also affect the comfort and safety of the baby. When choosing clothes for the baby, parents should choose clothes that are simple in design, soft in material and breathable to avoid complicated decorations and dangerous ropes.

In addition, early use of walkers and poor quality strollers is also a problem that parents need to avoid. The walker seems to help the baby learn to walk, but in fact it restricts the baby's free activities, affects the normal crawling and walking development, and even increases the risk of falling. Therefore, parents should encourage the baby to crawl and walk naturally, use the walker as little as possible, and if necessary, ensure the safety of the baby under the care of adults.