From around 3 months of age, babies start to become ready to move from lying flat in a pram to sitting up in a stroller. When you make this transition, it's crucial to get your stroller set up correctly for 2 main reasons:
First, to make sure your baby is safe. An unsafe pram setup puts them at risk of positional asphyxiation and other risks that come from the fact that they still don't have great head control and need support.
Second, it's important to make sure your baby is comfortable so you're able to get out of the house for an extended period of time without them getting upset quickly and forcing you to take them out of the stroller.
This video will show you how to set your stroller up to achieve both safety and comfort for your little one.
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28 июн 2024
