Cribs High Chairs Car seats Strollers and carriages Lidded Toy Boxes Toys Clothing Clothing Make sure Fabrics and seams are both soft and sturdy. (Avoid clothes with scratchy appliques, metal zippers, drawstrings or tight or scratchy elastic bands.) Any applied decoration does not contain lead or lead-based ink. Buttons, hooks, snaps, bows, pompons and sequins can’t come off by pulling or chewing. Check that snaps aren’t rough or uneven. Turn socks or booties inside out and remove any loose threads that your baby could catch her toes in. Avoid loosely knitted sweaters, booties, hats and other clothing. Your baby’s fingers or toes could get caught in the yarn or thread. Use sleepers and sleep-sacks instead of blankets when Baby sleeps (blankets can pose a suffocation hazard). Also bear in mind that children's products - even those made years ago - are constantly being recalled. To see an updated list of recalls, go to the CPSC Web site for photos and descriptions of recalled items. << Previous: