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Safeguarding baby's brain development

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MANILA, Philippines - Infancy is both a wonderful and terrible time for our children. At this stage, development comes at a terrific rate that will never occur again in life.   And of all the developments that baby is going through, the biggest ones are occurring in his brain. Therefore, it is crucial to protect the brain from main dangers that could affect its development.

At Aprica, they care much about safeguarding baby’s brain development. This is why they have created the Aprica Childcare Institute, to closely study baby’s needs and design things that will help baby reach his greatest growth potentials.

As a result of their studies, they have come up with fully reclining car seats, strollers, and sling carriers. Aprica’s patented Mamolu pads and marshmallow foam keep baby’s head and neck stabilized and well protected. Aprica car seats have special ventilation systems that help cool the seat down for baby’s maximum sleeping comfort, and Aprica strollers feature unique heat reflectors, which deflect heat from the ground so that baby’s back does not get hot.

All these products are backed by the name of a company that enjoys high esteem in Europe and the United States. Aprica products are also used by no less than members of the Imperial House of Japan.

Today, Aprica products can be bought at all Baby Company stores in SM branches nationwide. To learn more about Aprica, visit www.aprica.com or like them on Facebook at ApricaPH.

APRICA

APRICA CHILDCARE INSTITUTE

AT APRICA

BABY

BABY COMPANY

BRAIN

EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES

FACEBOOK

IMPERIAL HOUSE OF JAPAN

MAMOLU

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