Sentences with phrase «make sure the baby is safe at»

This is crucial to making sure your baby is safe at all times.

The baby is first priority, make sure the baby is safe at all times.

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But depending on where you'll be staying, you'll need to make sure there's a safe place for baby to sit to eat (or at least allow you to eat!)

In addition to helping me stay as comfortable as possible, my midwives made sure my baby and I were safe at all times.

You especially have to make sure your baby is going to be safe and comfortable during the entire ride, because travel with a cranky baby is no fun at all.

The two pacifier clips are there to help you make sure you always have relief for your fussy baby at your fingertips while the removable changing pad gives you a safe and comfy place to change your child.

To help your baby feel safe and be able to go back to sleep (or at least be content), make sure you can see one another.

To be sure, we want to make sure the baby is in a safe area and not at a risk of falling off.

The tub is not as slippery as the regular bath tub but you still need to be there at all times and make sure your baby is safe.

And some studies suggest co-sleeping puts babies at higher risk for SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome), especially when parents drink too much, smoke or fail to make sure the bed is safe.

Keeping babies safe at all times is the goal and making sure your carrier is safe is a parent's responsibility.

Most moms want to make sure her baby is safe and comfortable, and will run in at the slightest sign of crying or whimpering.

A baby not in her parent's arms or next to an adult body is at risk, so frequent crying makes sure she's safe.

«The technology remains at an early stage, and much more work is needed to make sure that the technique is safe and optimized before we ascertain whether these eggs remain normal during the process, and can be fertilized to form embryos that could lead to healthy babies,» says Ali Abbara, an endocrinologist from Imperial College London who didn't work on this new study.

To be sure, we want to make sure the baby is in a safe area and not at a risk of falling off.

So you might have a couple of babies on the floor looking at each other, and an educator will be there to, what we call, scaffold that, to just make sure it's safe, to make, maybe have a bit of running commentary about what's happening so that the children know that they're thought about, and the babies can know that there is someone present, and also the educator can be there to regulate the interaction.