title: [Consensus on safe infant's furniture: brief version].
abstract: Several products that are used for support, transportation or recreation in infants and children can cause non intentional injuries. This consensus tries to provide pediatricians and families with the necessary elements to recognize and choose safe infant's furniture. A group of 24 experts developed a consensus according to Delphi's method, which consists in successiverounds of questions. Recommendations are supported with bibliography. Infant walkers are not recommended, as they are considered useless and dangerous. Guidelines are given to choose appropriate child restraint systems, when and how to use them, and how to install them in a safe way. Injuries and prevention measures related to strollers, high chairs, cribs and bunk beds are described. Risks and the way to avoid them are diagrammed in figures that can be used to transmit recommendations to families.
mesh_terms: D001513:Beds; D057207:Child Restraint Systems; D006801:Humans; D007223:Infant; D015370:Infant Equipment; D007374:Interior Design and Furnishings; D012449:Safety
keywords: Bunk beds; Child restraint systems; Infant furniture; Infant walkers; Safety