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New parents need more guidance on safe use of baby slings, researchers say after six-week-old boy died during hands-free breastfeeding
Researchers emphasize the need for more guidance on safely using baby slings after a six-week-old boy died during hands-free breastfeeding. The incident highlights concerns about the risks associated with hands-free breastfeeding practices.
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