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Tushy Talk
Diaper rash central How to handle baby's sore bum Great gear Our favourite must-haves, from "green" diapers to handy bags Dish on diaper rashes Chat with other parents...
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Diaper rash: Why some babies are more prone to it than others?
It seems like you just got that diaper rash cleared up and now it's back, looking red and angry, making changing time a misery for you and your baby...
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What is diaper rash?
What causes it? Sometimes the problem stems from enzymes in stool and urine, which break down the skin’s protective oils — leading to skin irritation that’s further aggravated by moisture and...
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Diaper rash: Preventative tactics and treatments
I will never forget the day I saw what a really bad diaper rash can do. It was on a beautiful little three-month-old girl in my mother-baby group...
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Diaper Details
Diapering basicsYou’re probably already a diaper change pro. But here’s a reminder of the basic steps: Have all your supplies at hand, including a change of clothing, just in case. Open the old...
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Diaper Rash Central
• What is diaper rash? • Diaper rash: Why some babies are more prone to it than others • When Baby Has a Rash • Diaper rash: Preventative tactics and...
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Children's Car Seats and Booster Cushions
All children's car seats and booster cushions sold in Canada have an expiry or useful life date on them, even though this is not required by...
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Car Seat and Booster Seat Legislation Chart
Get the up-to-date information for rear and forward-facing car and booster seats in your province. Download...
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Add-on Products for Car Seats, Booster Seats, and Seat Belts
What are add-on products? Are they safe to use? There are a number of reasons why add-on products are not safe to use. Some products, like...
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Used Car Seats
It is always best practice to buy a new car seat or from someone you know to find out the history of the seat. NEVER buy a carseat from a garage sale, thrift shop or second hand store. If it's not possible to buy...
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Booster Training
Before your child has fully outgrown their harnessed car seat and is over 40 pounds and has the maturity to sit properly in a booster seat it's a good time to start booster training them. This can come in handy...
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Booster Seats Aren't for Babies or Toddlers
A booster seat protects a child’s under developed body in a crash and raises the child up so that the adult seat belt is positioned on them...
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Car Seat Clinic
From newborn to toddler, find out why rear-facing is the safest choice Choosing the Right Seat for Baby, Toddler &...
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Car Seats and Extended Harnessing
Not long ago the majority of car seats only harnessed children to 40 pounds and had very low top harness slots (THS). This often meant that younger children had to switch to a booster seat once they had outgrown...
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Rear-Facing Toddlers
Learning to crawl, babble and even walk, are all milestones that parents look forward to as their babies grow into toddlerhood. Switching to a forward-facing car seat is one milestone that parents should delay...




