You should feel confident in your purchase, and in your parenting skills. Remember, Google isn’t always right. Talk to your mother, father, your sister, and your best friend… they will give you REAL advice. Chances are, all of their advice will be different too! And most of all, trust your gut, there’s a reason we call it “A Mother’s Instinct.”

We encourage you to educate yourself on how to create a safe environment for your baby. Below is a compilation of pertinent safety information related to our products and your baby's nursery. Our industry is constantly re-defining the standards in product design, development and safety. It’s important to stay educated, but remember – it's up to you to make the best decision for YOUR family.

CRIB

  • Make sure your baby’s crib is far from window blinds or anything that could fall into the crib. All art or decorative items placed above the crib should be securely attached.
  • Make sure your crib meets the current safety standards. Slats should be no more than 2 3/8 inches apart.
  • The American Academy of Pediatrics currently recommends that your baby be placed on his/her back on a firm, flat mattress.
  • All soft items in the crib are strongly discouraged (stuffed animals, comforters, pillows, extra blankets, etc).
  • Make sure you do not cover the baby’s face with a blanket. (Duh? Seriously, they say this.)
  • Pillows are décor items and NOT intended for crib use.
  • Crib sheets should fit snugly and securely on the crib mattress.

CRIB TOYS

  • Be aware of anything that can be a strangulation hazard.
  • Make sure that you remove crib gyms and mobiles from the crib when your baby is 5 months old or begins to push up.

BLANKETS

  • There’s several wonderful brands of swaddle blankets on the market today, including our own. It is not recommended to use a large blanket or comforter in the crib.
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