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New parents experience a lot of anxiety and have tons of choices to make, when they set out to decorate their new baby’s nursery. If you are about to become a parent you will have many decisions to make about the degree to which raising your child will change your lifestyle. Many times the parents do not have any idea about the theme for their little children’s crib set.

Having a new baby will mean that there will be a flood of new presents from your friends and family. Along with all the other baby gifts come a series of blankets, receiving cloths, pillows, and stuffed animals that are all intended to be used around the child while he is sleeping. When decorating a nursery, safety becomes a key concern because some items may seem safe, but are a potential danger to the child.

What are the safest kinds of nursery decorations on the market? Baby’s bedding that is too fluffy can be dangerous to your baby because they don’t have the ability to move things like adults can. Using a fluffy blanket when a baby is sleeping may cause suffocation.

This doesn’t mean you can’t use that fluffy blanket you received as a gift, just make sure you are nearby to keep an eye on what goes into your child’s mouth. In general, baby bedding and regular bed sheets should be equally flat. The fluffier bedding can be used to carry and hold the baby rather than the thin blanket, and the soft bedding is preferred over the fluffier one when the baby is put in the crib.

New born children have no need for a pillow, and there is no need to place one with your child. An infant’s typical resting position is normally on his or her back with the head sideways. Pillows provide potential danger as opposed to comfort for a baby as they can come into contact with and thus block the breathing of a baby who cannot move away from it. That is why no crib set is included with pillows and that includes Trend Lab Max crib bedding.

Remove cuddly toys from the crib if you are not present; they can pose more of a danger to your baby than fluffy bedding or pillows. Stuffed animals are dangerously attractive to young children, who love to hug the precious toys, but may be too tiny and weak to push their “little friends” away when they obstruct their breathing or movement.