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J Ashton
12/04/07 09:39

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I would like to put my newborn baby in my back garden in his pram on warm days. All our neighbours have cats and we have a visiting fox. I am also concerned about biting insects/wasps. Any advice? Would an insect net be enough to keep off a cat/fox or do I need both cat and insect net on at the same time?

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Luke
12/04/07 20:56

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the obvious answer is you shouldnt leave the child unattended outside.

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