How to maintain a crib? Crib selection knowledge Crib selection knowledge 1. The height of the guardrail of the crib should be above 50 cm. At this time, the child is active but unable to stand firmly and does not know how to be afraid, which is part...
Crib selection knowledge
1. The height of the guardrail of the crib should be above 50 cm. At this time, the child is active but unable to stand firmly and does not know how to be afraid, which is particularly dangerous. Make sure the bed railing gap is less than 6 cm. If you exceed this gap, it may cause the child to be stuck. A picture that allows children to easily see the bed outside through the bed rail will allow them to communicate more with you and be more comfortable. The height of the guardrail should be adjustable so that it will not be too hard for parents to bend over to hug their children. The position of the bed board needs to be adjustable. After the child can stand, he can lower the bed board to ensure safety.
2. For safety reasons, it is necessary to ensure the fit between the mattress and the bed and ensure that it is sturdy. There should be no gap between the bed and the mattress, and you can follow the "one finger principle" principle. If you can put two or more fingers between the bed and the mattress, it means that the mattress is too small. A mattress that is too small or too soft will increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome, jamming or suffocation.
3. A bed with wheels facilitates changing sheets and rotating cleaning. The width of the bed should not exceed 75 cm. The crib needs to be flexibly moved between the bedroom, living room, and dining room. After the width exceeds, it cannot enter and exit the room, which is very inconvenient. When the bed is fixed, be sure to lock the bed wheel to avoid possible dangers, especially when there are other children at home. These children are likely to accidentally push the bed while playing with their babies, such as pushing down stairs, hitting windows or furniture.
4. The crib often needs to be lifted and lowered, so check regularly whether the crib screws are loose or lost, the stability of the bracket and other hardware. When babies grow teeth, they like to bite things, so it is very important to prevent biting strips. It protects the baby and protects the bed from biting. When purchasing, check that the railings can move easily and smoothly without making noise. Wooden children's beds should be made of hardwood, such as maple, ash, beech or oak, and painted with safety certified paint. The crib surface should be smooth without sharp edges, points and rough surfaces. Try not to choose a bed with raised carved decoration, because it is easy to hook the child's clothes, and when the child tries his best to break free, he may be injured.
Cleaning the crib
1. Clean the crib with a slightly damp rag, and then wipe away the water stains with a dry rag.
2. Try not to use detergents.
Caintenance of baby cot
1. Use a slightly damp soft cloth to follow the texture of the wood grain to remove dust.
2. Try not to use detergents to avoid residues being ingested by infants and young children.
3. Frequently touch the edge of the bed and the fence to see if there are foreign objects that will affect infants and young children.
