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Child Care Basics
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Trainer Monitored Discussion – Safest place for a baby to sleep
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Trainer Monitored Discussion – Safest place for a baby to sleep
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crib with a firm mattress.
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A crib or other playpen with a firm mattress and no blankets.
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A firm crib with no bedding or anything that could hinder an infant’s breathing.
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A single level crib, playpen, and their personal sleeping equipment.
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Single child crib with a firm mattress and a tight fitting sheet. The child should have no loose objects in the crib including a blanket. He may be placed in a zip up sleep sack that does not restrict his arms and must be placed on his back.
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A single child crib with a firm mattress that fits snug to the frame of the crib. It should have a fitted sheet unique to the child on it, and ideally the crib should be against the wall with no gaps. I think the baby should also have access to a blanket if need be, but perhaps that is unnecessary.
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a single child crib or playpen with a mattress that firmly makes contact with the walls, so child doesn’t trapped below.
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a crib or bassinet with only a fitted sheet
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a single crib with a firm mattress that is sanitized with a tight sheet no other objects nor blankets in cribs.
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A single level crib or bassinet with a firm but snuggly mattress with barriers to prevent the baby from falling between the mattress and the crib bars.
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A crib with a firm mattress
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A crib or pack and play with a firm mattress. The baby should be the only thing in the crib, besides a fitted sheet.
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single level non stacked crib with a firm and snug mattress, a bassinet, or infant bed
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A crib with a firm mattress.
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single level crib, playpen, developmentally appropriate sleeping equipment.Singlelevel crib, playpen, developmentally appropriate sleeping equipment.
