Choosing the safest cot for baby Beautiful designs, patterns, colours, bedding and trims are important, of course, but what really counts is your baby’s safety. Independent consumer group CHOICE is an expert in baby products and has provided Huggies with some important information about what to look for in a cot, and how to ensure it is set up safely for your sleeping beauty. Tips: • Look for a cot which has been certified by an independent authority (for example Lloyds, SGS, QAS) as meeting the Australian/New Zealand Standard (AS/ NZS 2172:2003). • Cots should be well-finished and made from quality materials.

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