The zippers must be sealed to prevent the chairs from becoming unzipped. CPSC issued the ban after receiving reports of 36 deaths due to suffocation. Soft bedding To help prevent a suffocation death, place infant on back or side to sleep on a firm, flat crib mattress. Infant cushions are banned. Place infants in a crib that meets federal and industry standards.
Plastic bags Keep plastic bags away from children.
Never put children to sleep on or near plastic bags. Infant may roll into space between mattress and loose mesh side, causing suffocation. Household appliances Children can become entrapped in household appliances and picnic coolers. Older hair dryers do not provide any protection from electrocution in water. Nightlights Fires can start when flammable materials touch a nightlight.