3 tips for using baby containers #shorts

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All parents rely on baby gear like car seats, bouncers, swings, and strollers—they're so convenient! But remember that too much time spent in these things can put pressure on your baby's head and restrict their movement, which can lead to flat head syndrome, torticollis, or delayed motor skills.

Here are 3 simple tips for using baby bottles:

1. Make sure the baby's head is centered and the neck is straight.
2. Place a blanket in your stroller for extra support.
3. Try to keep your baby entertained with a mobile in the stroller.

For more tips on how to use and reduce the time spent in baby containers, check out our complete guide: https://youtu.be/CPi9JNAEl-E

Tips on how to use and reduce time in infant containers: https://youtu.be/CPi9JNAEl-E

The benefits of limiting the time babies spend in strollers, car seats and other containers: https://youtu.be/Tap9ySjXjlI

What is torticollis? https://youtu.be/F03dVkU2KCU

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What to look for in a stroller at any age: https://pathways.org/babys-stroller-what-to-look-for/

Parents' guide to baby carriers: https://pathways.org/watch/parents-guide-infant-carriers/

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