Baby walkers in Europe--time to consider a ban. Adrian Murphy Alf J. Nicholson 10779/rcsi.10788962.v1 https://repository.rcsi.com/articles/journal_contribution/Baby_walkers_in_Europe--time_to_consider_a_ban_/10788962 <p>In countries where baby walkers are used there has long been controversy about their risks and benefits. Baby walkers are a non-essential nursery product made of a seat surrounded by a rigid frame which is set on wheels. Most walkers also have a tray with toys or rattles attached, and many can be compacted for portability. Parents give various reasons for using walkers – to keep the infant quiet and happy, to encourage mobility and provide exercise, and to hold the infant during feeding. In the United Kingdom, baby walkers are used by over 50% of infants.</p> 2019-11-22 16:49:26 Burns Craniocerebral Trauma Europe Humans Infant Infant Equipment Social Control Formal Paediatrics