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Which reccomendation would the nurse include when educating a parent about infant safety and injury prevention?

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Galina-37 [17]1 year ago

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"Children should not have access to diaper pins."

"Where the infant crawls, the floor should be clean."

"The home should have a smoke detector installed."

<h3>What is Infant safety?</h3>

Infant and toddler safety refers to the precautions taken and changes made to prevent unintentional harm and death in infants and toddlers. Numerous mishaps, injuries, and fatalities can be avoided.

At six to nine months old, babies start to crawl. They are at risk from a variety of threats while they crawl. Caretakers are better able to spot dangers before the newborn or toddler does by anticipating their development.

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