The Baby Act is a legislation that focuses on the protection and welfare of infants and young children. It aims to ensure their safety, health, and development by implementing various measures such as mandatory safety standards for baby products, regulations on childcare facilities, and support for parents in terms of education and resources. The Baby Act recognizes the vulnerability of babies and aims to create a nurturing environment for their growth and well-being.
The Baby Act is a legislation that focuses on the protection and welfare of infants and young children. It aims to ensure their safety, health, and development by implementing various measures such as mandatory safety standards for baby products, regulations on childcare facilities, and support for parents in terms of education and resources. The Baby Act recognises the vulnerability of babies and aims to create a nurturing environment for their growth and well-being.
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