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Health and Safety in General
Newest Review: ... in the center of the top the size of a dime, I do not cut it completely I cut it into a little flap. You can use a Rubbermaid (simalar to tupperware but cheaper) three quart (about 2.8 liter) container as well. The most difficult part is cutting the roll of paper towels in half. One roll will make two things of wipes. Take the cardboard roll out of the center and discard it. Next you need to measure the liquids. You need 2 1/4 cups(591 ML) of water, 2 tablespoons of liquid bath soap, 1 tablespoon (30 ML)of baby oil and 1 tablespoon (15 ML)of white vinegar. You mix the liquids and pour over the paper towels and allow some time for it to ... more |
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Health and Safety in General: Keeping babybutts clean and healthy cheaply (584 words)
by besttwins - written on 22.07.02 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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Any one with a baby knows how expensive the baby wipes can get. It is possible to make your own which can be better than some of the wipes on the market. It also saves a bit of money. I am an American so I do not know what type of product brands you have in your area. I also converted measures as closely as I could for the metric system. First you need a roll of paper towels Bounty or Brawny are the best that I have used. I mostly use the Bounty Select-a-size. You also need your favorite liquid bath soap, I prefer Baby Magic Baby bath. Also white vinegar, baby oil and water are needed. You need a container to store the wipes in. I use a margarine container ...
play it safe in the garden this summer (538 words)
by Nanny Karen - written on 20.07.02 (Very useful, 197 readings)
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The sun seems to be shining longer and brighter so we take our children to the garden to play but please remember to take care to ensure all is safe and well. A child's vivid imagination can turn any object into a toy or game whatever their surroundings. But with ponds, pesticides, prickly bushes and pests, it?s important your garden is a safe place. Active play stimulates active minds so fill your garden with play equipment such as swings and slides ensuring that wooden equipment is splinter free. Always build structures such as climbing frames on a soft surface, such as bark chip at least 15cm thick should provide adequate cushioning and ...
Health and Safety in General: Travel Systems - The Downside (627 words)
by helenlamb - written on 07.07.02 (Very useful, 1393 readings)
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Travel systems (where an infant carrier car seat can be attached to the chassis of a pram or pushchair) have become increasingly popular in recent years; however, there are a number of points to consider when choosing this type of pushchair. Most travel systems consist of a pushchair that can take an infant carrier first stage car seat. These are often very small, and although can be used for up to 9 months in a car, may be unsuitable for comfortable use with a larger baby. There has also been a lot of concern from medical professionals regarding the use of travel systems. A lot of parents are mistakenly under the impression that the car seat is to be ...
