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Transporting Your Baby

Transporting Your BabyAs much as you love holding your baby in your arms, you will have to entrust him from time to time to some sort of transportation device, whether it's a car seat, a stroller, a backpack, or a sling. Here's what you need to know about buying and using these and other handy items for the baby on the go.
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* Strollers and Carriages: A Practical Parenting Perspective
* Practical Stroller Safety Tips
* Practical Considerations for Baby Carriers
* Backpacks: A Handy Alternative to Strollers
* Front Packs: Inquisitive Infants Love the View
* Slings: Great for Warm, Cozy Contact
* Car Seats: Doing It Right
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*CPSC, K'NEX Industries Announce Recall of Children's Toys
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