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Stage 1 — Recognize cues. Review the six-month intake and highlight the five parent-reported practices that require a change to reduce preventable harm.

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During the six-month visit, the mother reports that she places Baby J on her stomach at the beginning of nighttime sleep. The infant knows familiar people, laughs, and takes turns making sounds. She reaches for toys and brings objects to her mouth and rolls both ways during supervised floor play. At home, the parents use a mobile infant walker beside an ungated staircase with a loose railing. Baby J receives human milk plus iron-fortified cereal and varied pureed foods. Her parents turned the car seat forward-facing because her legs looked crowded. The clinic record documents vaccine products and dates through the four-month visit. The father plans to replace one human-milk feeding with a bottle of whole cow milk. The mother adds that a loose blanket and the family cat are sometimes inside the crib. Growth continues along established percentiles, and no loss of skills is reported.
During the six-month visit, the mother reports that she places Baby J on her stomach at the beginning of nighttime sleep. The infant knows familiar people, laughs, and takes turns making sounds. She reaches for toys and brings objects to her mouth and rolls both ways during supervised floor play. At home, the parents use a mobile infant walker beside an ungated staircase with a loose railing. Baby J receives human milk plus iron-fortified cereal and varied pureed foods. Her parents turned the car seat forward-facing because her legs looked crowded. The clinic record documents vaccine products and dates through the four-month visit. The father plans to replace one human-milk feeding with a bottle of whole cow milk. The mother adds that a loose blanket and the family cat are sometimes inside the crib. Growth continues along established percentiles, and no loss of skills is reported.
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Five practices requiring change
The actionable findings are initial prone sleep placement, a mobile walker beside an ungated staircase with a loose railing, forward-facing car-seat use, planned cow-milk replacement of a human-milk feeding, and a loose blanket plus cat inside the crib. The developmental behaviors, steady growth, iron-rich complementary foods, and documented vaccine record are reassuring or require routine reconciliation rather than correction as unsafe practices.
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