Yard pens if used in the right manner can act as wonderful safety gears for small babies. Learn how you can make best out of the safety these baby products offer.
If you spent a good time choosing the best out of available yard pens, you further need to learn the best use of these baby safety products. Most of the parents consider that a baby inside a play pen is always safe and they don't need to take any extra care. However, you have to make some efforts to make these products work the way they are designed to. Here are some safety tips to help you in this direction.
Baby Play Yard
Correct Installation
You must refer to the directions to set up and install the baby yard pens in the right manner. These instructions must be known to each and every member of the family who would install the play pen in your absence. You must check the joints, locks and hinges of the pen to ensure that they don't have a fault.
Place of Installation
You must show concern in choosing the right place to install the baby yard pen every time. Make sure that not much wind is blowing at the place as it may make the baby feel cool. Also, make sure that the place is not prone to water or moisture. A yard pen must also be installed away from fireplaces or other such sources of fire.
If you wish to install the pen inside a room, make sure that they are not near to electric sockets or wires. Also take caution by keeping the pen away from curtains, heavy furniture, vases and other such things.
Don't Arrange for Jumping
Many parents are habitual of placing pads, mattresses and blankets in huge number inside the play pen to keep the baby warm. If the baby has attained good height, these things may arrange for the baby to attempt jumping out of the pen. It is better to avoid such things in huge number.
Finally, don't use a small baby pen for two babies as it may not be able to protect them fully. Make sure that you frequently check the baby's activities while performing other tasks.
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Summer Infant Secure Surround Play Safe Play Yard Feature
- Extra tall panels 30"
- Walk through door with handle
- Exceptional design, comfort, safety and educational value
- Neutral colors blend with home decor
- 6 durable plastic panels included
Summer Infant Secure Surround Play Safe Play Yard Overview
For parents wanting to create a safe play area for their child that?s easy to set-up, lightweight and conveniently portable, the SecureSurround? Playsafe Playard by Summer Infant is it! It provides a complete barrier for your child or pet and includes 6 plastic panels that easily connect to create a configurable gate or a free-standing play area. In addition, this gate features a convenient walk-thru door and includes a handle so you can easily carry it from one room to another and even outside. Features: Inside area measures 18 ? square feet and stands 30? (76cm) tall Convenient walk-thru door with handle for quick and easy access to child Lightweight for portability, includes handle Neutral colors blend with home d?cor Weather resistant Age: 6 months - 2 years 2 panel extension kit also available (sold separately) Instruction SheetSummer Infant Secure Surround Play Safe Play Yard Specifications
The Summer Infant Secure Surround gate is a convenient way to carve out a playing space inside and outside of the house. The 30-inch tall and 32-inch wide durable plastic panels provide 18.5 square feet of play space. Remove two panels (from six to four) to use as a smaller play area or to partition "off limits" objects around the house. It is easy to assemble, and once set up, the surround gate was sturdy and sound, and the walk-through gate swings both ways for quick access. Fold up the panels and use the handle to carry and transport, just make sure you have a little muscle. --Scott Teal
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