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Twitter-Storm Shuts Down the Latest and Craziest Anti-Vaccine Idea
Let's start by making a very obvious statement. Perhaps the most obvious statement ever. Car seats are safe to use.
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High Misuse Rate of Car Seats Puts Infants at Risk
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Car seats and other infant carrying devices aren t safe for napping, AAP warns
Placing infants in carrying devices such as car seats, baby slings/swings, bouncers, and strollers for naps may put t
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