Avoid baby blankets with attachments like tassels, hanging ribbons, or buttons. Avoid anything that can potentially fray, fall off, or cause a choking or tangling hazard.

Avoid blankets that have loose tassels, fringes, or ribbons; babies can get tangled in them. Avoid buying blankets that have a hood and even if you do don't make your baby wear the hood during sleep.

You should never put a loose blanket in a crib with a baby. The American Academy of Pediatrics also says after 12 months, for most babies, it is safe to give them a loose blanket.

You should never put a loose blanket in a crib with a baby. The American Academy of Pediatrics also says after 12 months, for most babies, it is safe to give them a loose blanket.