Infant Sling
Definition:
A positioning device which is fitted around the upper part of the mattress like a contour sheet. It has a diaper-shaped piece that goes between baby's legs to fasten around the waist. Item is designed to be used for babies who need to be elevated during sleep. It may be used also to keep babies secured, from getting tangled, or prevent falls. Includes buckles and velcro straps.
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