Which equipment must have safety straps before use with an infant?

• A. High chair.
• B. Swing.
• C. Stroller.
• D. All of the above.

Answer: (D)

Safety restraints prevent falls and injuries when an infant is seated in any device designed to support them. A proper harness or strap keeps the child securely in place as they wiggle, lean, or as the device moves. In a high chair, the harness stops the baby from sliding out or climbing over the edge during meals. In a swing, the belt or harness holds the infant as the seat rocks, preventing slipping or ejection. In a stroller, the harness keeps the infant seated securely during movement and while adjusting or stopping. Because each of these items is used to seat an infant, safety straps must be in place and properly fastened before use. If a strap is missing or damaged, don’t use the equipment until it’s repaired or replaced, and ensure the fit is snug but comfortable.