05 February 2006

Safe Baby Handling Tips

In: 0-1 Year, Fun Projects + Activities, Health, Mealtime, Poop + Pee + Bath, Sleep, Travel + Getting Out

Fans of just-the-facts (with a wink) baby manuals will like this: "Safe Baby Handling Tips" (David Sopp, Kelly Sopp). [Via Babygadget.]

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