¿Es Segura Su Cuna De Segunda Mano?

¿Es Segura Su Cuna De Segunda Mano?

Antes de acostar a su bebé a dormir en una cuna de segunda mano, inspeccionela para asegurarse que es segura. Una cuna segura --

Tiene un colchón firme y ajustado
No le faltan varillas, no tiene varillas rotas ne piezas flojas
No tiene más de 2 3/8 pulgadas entra las varillas (lo ancho de una lata de soda)
Tiene postes que no son más de 1/16" pulgada
No tiene recortes que puedan atrapar la cabeza en la cabecera y el pie de la cama

Si su cuna no es segura, no la use.
¡Destruyala!
Le puede salvar la vida a su bebé!

Para más información, llame a:
La Comisión de Seguridad de Productos del Consumidor de los E.U.
Washington, D.C. 20207

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