Each right-hand page includes, in the margin, a list of the topics covered on those two pages, so you can thumb through quickly and find things. The book also includes a list of catalogs selling safety products, resources for information and a bibliography. Covers everything from seats, cradeles, cribs, changing tables, gates, high chairs, playpens, and more. The ultimate checklist for any parent concerned about child safety. A lot of excellent online publications, many in different languages.
Topics covered include vertical blinds, playgrounds, grandparents, bedding, sleepwear, and more.
Poison Control Centers Print out the information for the center closest to you and place it near your phone in case of a poison emergency. SIDS is a classification that is used to describe a deceased infant. It is not a disease, nor can it be a diagnosis for a living baby. The SIDS Alliance is engaged in ongoing efforts to expand its scientific program, strengthen services for families, and provide public education and advocacy opportunities. An important goal is to improve community understanding and elevate Sudden Infant Death Syndrome to the level of societal concern appropriate to one of our nation's major causes of infant mortality.