Safety for Little Ones

A Baby Safety Survey was conducted from which it was concluded that there were some main safety measures that parents took to keep their baby safe from bumping their head during the time that they were unsteady on their feet . Some of their comments are listed below: “The walking chair helps while learning to walk till the time they are steady” “The play pen does the trick, although he doesn’t like it very much” “Try as much not to take your eyes of them even if it is just for a second” “Cover all table corners possible” “Play mats are good; getting him to stay on it is a very big challenge” Although some or most of these measures are still taken now days, we all know that learning-to-walk babies are like an accident waiting to happen…  SafeheadBABY is a practical solution that takes the protection directly where it matters the most giving your little one the freedom to explore and the confidence they need without parents having the fear of them fal...

Almost all children will bump their heads, especially when they are babies or toddlers and are just learning to roll over, crawl, or walk. These accidents may upset us, but sometimes our anxiety is usually worse than the injury. Falling and bumping your head can be considered as a part of growing up but only if it was guaranteed to result only in a small thud and nothing more significant. Most head injuries in babies are minor HOWEVER some injuries may have long term implications. Helmets or protective headgears are designed to absorb some of the impact energy should the head hits a solid object. Any kind of energy absorption has the potential to make a difference in the injury outcome to the head/brain. So 2 wobbly feet, one big head and undeveloped muscles definitely would benefit from a protective headgear .