Sentences with phrase «spent in baby seats»

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Limit the amount of time that your baby spends in a car seat or stroller, especially when you're not on the go.

Since many parents don't know what, exactly, they want in a stroller before baby arrives, buying a less expensive stroller frame to carry the infant car seat can be an economical way to have all of the convenience of the travel system without spending a lot of money on a heavy stroller that you may not like within a year.

Try to limit the amount of time your baby spends in this type of seat while you're at home or while the baby is at childcare.

Babies today spend more time than ever sitting in comfy seats watching the world go by.

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Babies spend a great deal of time in strollers and car seats, both of which can contribute to the condition.

It seems so wasteful to spend the money, but I do nt want the baby in a car seat so much.

You start focusing on things like car seats, sleep training, not asking for Christmas presents because you would rather people would buy the baby stuff, spending $ 30 on me or saving it for a co-pay that you might or might not need, wandering childrens» clothing / toy sections in stores & gasping from sheer excitement when you find a pair of baby Sperry's on sale, and lots of other stuff you didn't give a crud about two years ago.

To minimize the development of flat spots on the back of baby's head, reduce the amount of time that your babies spend lying in car seats, carriers and bouncers while they're awake.

The bassinet is great for a newborn since it's not recommended for the baby to spend a lot of time in the car seat.

If you have a long car trip ahead, plan on spending some time in the back seat hanging out with your baby.

«I'd like him to spend an hour or less in baby gear each day since he's in the car seat for an hour a day getting to and from daycare.»

Especially car seat is one thing baby spent so much time in it.

Finally, make sure your baby doesn't spend long periods of time in a seat, high chair or stroller.

But you can do a few other things to help prevent a flat head instead, including carrying your baby when he or she is awake, offering lots of supervised tummy time during those waking hours, and limiting the time your baby spends in a car seat or otherwise lying on their backs when not sleeping.

Some babies fall asleep almost before you're out of the driveway, but others won't spend five happy minutes in their car seats.

Babies who spend too much time on their backs in cribs, strollers, and car seat carriers are at risk of «flat head» syndrome.

They cry much less and they grow to become happier, more intelligent, more independent, more loving and more social than babies who spend much of their infancy in infant seats, swings, cribs, and all the other plastic baby - holding gadgets that don't provide babies with human contact.

They cry much less1 and they grow to become happier, more intelligent, more independent, more loving and more social than babies who spend much of their infancy in infant seats, swings, cribs, and all the other plastic baby - holding devices that don't provide babies with human contact.

I know from my evaluation interviews with parents of babies with Flat Head Syndrome and Torticollis that most parents don't realize how much time their babies spend in the same position in various pieces of gear until they really stop and total it up - car seat time, nighttime in the Rock»n Play, awake time in an infant swing.

Try not to let your baby spend too much time in a car seat (The baby's position in the car seat can promote reflux)

These allow babies to lie flat in a bassinet while being pushed which is particularly important during the first several months, especially if they are already spending a lot of time in a more traditional seat.

If babies spend most of their time in swings, infant seats, or other «baby holders,» if the center doesn't offer organized activities that change regularly, or if television and other electronic media are a big part of the day's agenda, cross the facility off your list.

Today, most babies are much more comfy on their back, where they spend their sleeping hours (not to mention time spent in car seats, swings, and bouncy seats).

Most sleep safety experts and infant health groups say babies shouldn't nap in their car seats outside the car and should spend as little time in the car seat as possible.

Meanwhile, my husband and I also recently had a free middle seat between us on a United Airlines flight from Kona to San Francisco, so my daughter's last flight as a lap baby was spent in her own seat.

When babies spend too much time on their backs, in car seats, lying in cots or on floor mats and not enough time on their tummies, they are much more likely to have flat heads.

Perhaps this is why babies spend much of their little lives sleeping or laying on their backs, being in a car seat or lying in your arms.

The same goes for places where babies spend most of their time in swings, infant seats, or other «baby holders.»

Limiting the time the baby spends in a car seat to only the amount of time the baby is being transported

However, you should try to reduce the amount of time your baby spends in his car seat outside of the car.

Experts advise that babies should spend no longer than two hours a day in a car seat.

It is an open secret that a child will have to spend few years in this car seat, thus very important to choose one which fits your needs and which will keep the baby safe and sound all the time that he will be the occupant of the convertible seat.

Though I don't recommend that last one, babies spend way way too much time in infant carrier car seats anyway.

One of the most important things you can do to prevent or treat flat head syndrome is to keep the pressure off the back of your baby's head, and limit the time your baby spends in «containers» such as bouncy seats, swings, and car seats.

One of my passengers, who spent considerable time in the shotgun seat, thought it was too hard; the other found it like Baby Bear's porridge - just right.