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What is needed, is useful…
- a big room/space: certainly useful, especially when he starts to crawl, but as long as it is safe and suitable for children;
- stair gates: essential if you have internal stairs, at least until the child has learned to go up and down independently and safely. In that case you will need two gates at both ends of the staircase;
- cot: very useful.There are several possible options but it is advisable that the mattress is quite rigid, breathable and made with
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What is needed, what is useful…
- the combination baby pushchair-baby car seat-carrycot is useful. Roughly the baby carrycot is used for the first 6 months (when the baby sleeps a lot and he can’t hold his head yet), the baby car seat is used up to 10-15 kg, depending on the brand (unless otherwise indicated by the manufacturer) and the baby pushchair is used up to two/three years of age (when the child is able to walk properly and for longer distances);
- changing bag (sometimes sold
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There are many occasions when we would like to give gifts to our children... but what kind of gift is best?
Generally speaking, we advise you to avoid toys with too many sounds, lights and colours, but rather to prefer toys in natural materials and neutral colours in which the child is the undisputed star of the action.
Always keep in mind that the gift should be interesting and respond to the needs of the receiver (and not the preferences of the giver).
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The length of the umbilical stump is generally about 5 cm from the base of the abdomen.
The stump undergoes a drying/mummification process during which it may take on a colouring ranging from yellowish to green to black.
It is absolutely normal for the baby to have some blood encrusted around the stump, or for there to be a slight discharge of blood at the time of detachment. It usually falls between the 7th and 14th day of the baby's life, by itself therefore it is essential not to pull