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...

No. In fact quite the contrary, using a protective headgear will allow over protective parents to give their babies the freedom they deserve to explore more than they previously were allowed to. As a mother, I would rather be safe than sorry when it comes to my kids. When I grew up, all the floors had soft thick carpets but in today’s households mainly due to health reasons tiles cover most surfaces which increases the impact of falls as compared to earlier. Furthermore, with the growing distractions such as TVs, cell phones, etc., the ability to truly keep a watchful eye on your kids all the time is also becoming a challenge on its own. SafeheadBABY will not prevent your baby from falling or bumping his/her head. As parents we understand that it is not possible to prevent every bump or bruise our baby will sustain during their learning-to-walk phase.  However, having a helmet for a baby learning to walk will reassure many worried working parents who depen...

Even after an apparently minor head injury , complications may occur. You will need to do a thorough check for injuries, especially if he falls on his head or back. Call the doctor immediately if your little one exhibits any of these symptoms: Unconsciousness, continuing drowsiness or difficulty in waking from sleep. Appears confused or not understanding what is said. Vomiting. Complaining of severe headache or trouble with their eyesight. Prolonged crying or screaming Any loss of balance or problems walking. Becomes irritable. Credit:  Baby Head Protector Credit:  www.babysafeshop.co.uk Has any kind of attack, which you think is a fit. Any weakness in one or both arms or legs. Clear fluid coming out of their ears or nose. Bleeding from one or both ears. New deafness in one or both ears. Cries more than usual or is more difficult to settle than usual. Fails to grasp objects. Any abnormal behaviour (trust your instincts)

The need for baby proofing can vary from child to child. Some kids are just naturally more adventurous than others. There’s no sure fire way to keep your wobbly baby or waddling toddler from taking a dive, but there are ways to reduce the likelihood of one. They include: Baby proof, baby proof, baby proof! To minimize the danger zones in your house, take precautions such as putting safety gates at the tops and bottoms of stairs and installing window guards. It’s a good idea to go through another round of childproofing before your baby takes his first steps. Never leave your baby or toddler alone on a high piece of furniture such as a bed, changing table, or high chair. NEVER LEAVE YOUR TODDLER ALONE ! Always strap your child into the stroller and high chair or onto the changing table. Keep “climbable” furniture away from windows so that your child can’t get to open windows (even if they have window guards). Always practice playground safety. Watch your toddler when he i...

Every baby learns to do things at his or her own pace. Even when walking seems to happen overnight, it actually takes most babies about hours and hours of practice from the time they pull themselves upright to the time they can walk alone confidently. The head of an infant just learning to sit up or walk is very fragile and vulnerable needing protection at most times especially since they lack a sense of balance and are mostly unsteady on their feet. The soft parts (fontanels) of the infant skull, begin to calcify, the small one at the back of the head at about 3 months, the larger one in front at varying ages up to 18 months. Young children cannot control the movement of their heads. Their heads are large and their legs are shorter in proportion to the rest of their body. SafeheadBABY gives your little one’s head the protection it needs and significantly reduces the chances of your baby sustaining a head injury at this most crucial time where their skulls are most vulnerable ...

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 falling and injuri...

SafeheadBABY , weighing only about 95 grams, is manufactured from all carefully chosen non-toxic fabrics and materials and is the only headgear of its kind that is designed for optimal comfort, ventilation without compromising on protection. It has a strategically placed overlapping padded layer for added protection of the anterior and posterior fontanels together with the back of the head. It has a breathable cotton lining helps in keeping the user’s head cool by absorbing perspiration and retaining limited body heat. The well placed ventilation slits and holes across the headgear also provide good airflow channels. Our product development process included a team of real-life moms and dads providing valuable input and safely testing the headgear on their active babies, both during the design process and even after product development was complete. Because of the extensive surveys and tests from the SafeheadBABY’s user team, this headgear is enriched with parental wisdom and has b...