Main risks

• Falls from changing tables, cots or beds when the baby rolls over or sits up.
• Suffocation or smothering due to excessive soft bedding, bulky cot bumpers, cushions or soft toys inside the cot.
• Strangulation from curtain and blind cords, decorative garlands, or device cables.
• Furniture tipping (chests of drawers, bookcases) and objects falling from height over the sleeping area.
• Finger or limb entrapment in cot bars, hinges, drawers or chest lids.
• Burns and electrical hazards from hot lamps, heaters or accessible sockets without protection.
• Ingestion of small parts or batteries that have come loose from decorative items or lights.
• Slips and trips due to rugs without non-slip backing and loose cables on the floor.
• Irritations or allergies caused by dust, mould or overly strong fragrances.

Safe use

• Assemble and place furniture according to the instructions; ensure it is stable and with no looseness. Do not modify the products.
• Position the cot away from windows, curtains, radiators and devices with cables; avoid shelves or pictures directly above.
• Use a mattress that fits the cot correctly and a fitted sheet; keep the cot clear of cushions, soft toys and padded bumpers.
• Lower the cot base when the baby starts to pull up or sit, and always close the sides fully.
• At the changing table, prepare everything you need beforehand and keep one hand on the baby at all times; do not step away.
• Anchor tall furniture and chests of drawers to the wall; avoid opening several drawers at once, and do not place heavy objects on the cot.
• Organise and secure cables so they do not hang down; fit socket covers on accessible sockets.
• Use rugs with non-slip backing or fix them to prevent movement.
• Keep appliances that generate heat or vapour out of reach and away from textiles.
• Store small parts, batteries, medicines, cosmetics and cleaning products up high and with childproof locks.

Storage and maintenance

• Wash bedding and textiles before first use and regularly; dry them completely.
• Air the room daily and maintain a comfortable temperature to avoid overheating.
• Regularly check screws, rails, fittings and joints; tighten or replace damaged parts.
• Check the condition of the mattress: firm, with no indentations or tears; use a well-fitted breathable protector.
• If you use humidifiers or diffusers, empty and clean them frequently; use clean water and dry the tank after use.
• Check that socket covers, door stops and corner guards remain securely fixed.
• Remove and dispose of packaging plastics and cords immediately; store them out of reach.
• Check rugs and non-slip strips; replace them if they lift or deform.
• Store creams, wipes and refills in closed containers and out of the baby's reach.

Restrictions of use

• Do not leave the baby unattended on changing tables, adult beds, sofas or other raised surfaces.
• Do not place the cot next to windows, corded curtains, heaters or radiators.
• Do not position shelves, heavy pictures or hanging lamps over the sleeping area.
• Do not hang mobiles, lights or garlands with long cords within the baby's reach or directly over the cot.
• Do not add extra mattresses, cushions or thick duvets inside the cot.
• Do not use unstable or unanchored furniture; do not allow children to climb on drawers or rails.
• Do not overload sockets or use multiple adapters in a chain.
• Do not use harsh cleaners or strong air fresheners near the baby.
• Once the baby can pull to standing, remove any items inside the cot that could serve as steps.
• Stop using mini cots or changing tables once the manufacturer's stated weight or height limits are exceeded.