home, it is common for parents to wonder what a proper temperature should be to keep their baby safe and comfortable too.
Experts recommend maintaining a room temperature between 65 to 74 degrees. By maintaining a comfortable temperature, your little one will breathe better and ultimately sleep better too. This goes for taking your little one outside or into a hot car as well. Avoid any temperatures over 74 degrees.
3. Never Leave Your Baby Alone For Any Period Of Time
Do not leave your baby alone on changing tables, infant swings, car seats, couches, beds, or with any pets to avoid falls and injuries. Also, look for areas of your living space that you can soften up, like the sharp edges of the coffee table, chairs, side tables, and even some couches. Now is the time to baby-proof to avoid any knicks or cuts that come with a busy baby.
Lastly, don’t forget about your television! According to the CPSC, approximately ten children die each year due to falling TVs. Take precautions with unstable heavy electronics and consider mounting your
