If you are very concerned about your baby, tell your doctor. Tell the doctor that you would feel better if you could bring the baby to the office to be checked. Your doctor will listen to you. Remember, you know your baby better than anyone else does. Keep Baby Safe Check the batteries in your smoke alarm.
Active babies can move or tip infant carrier seats.
A baby can push off on another object and cause the infant seat to move or fall. Stay within arm's reach of the baby when the carrier seat is on tables, counters, couches, and chairs. Never place a carrier seat on soft, plush surfaces that will make it unstable. Always use the safety belts. Do not use infant carriers as a substitute for infant car seats.