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Container Syndrome is a term used to describe the lack of skill in infants who are not allowed ample movement opportunities. Container Baby Syndrome is the result of an infant being placed in a container for an excessive amount of time during the day. This extended time leads to structural, movement, and behavioral challenges as a result.

Baby containers include baby equipment and items such as:

👣Restrictive playpens
👣Crib
👣Car seats
👣Strollers
👣Bumbo seats
👣Bouncy seats and swings
👣Rockers
👣Nursing cushions
👣Vibrating chairs
👣Jumpers
👣Exersaucers
👣Positioning pillows
👣Slings
👣Floor seats
👣Infant swings
👣Walkers
👣Jumpers

All of the time spent in these baby containers adds up! When in a positioning device such as the ones listed above, little ones are limited in the motor development that results from stretching, wiggling, turning, reaching, and otherwise moving.

https://www.theottoolbox.com/container-baby-syndrome/

FNIHB Mental Health Counselling Services

Indigenous Psychological Services currently has availability for First Nations and Inuit Health Branch (FNIHB) clients.

We offer: • In-person counselling in Edmonton • In-person counselling in Calgary • Virtual counselling across Alberta • Culturally responsive and trauma-informed mental health support

If you or someone you know is seeking support, our team is here to help. We are committed to providing a safe and respectful space where individuals, families, and communities can access the care they need.
We also believe in the right support and best match. Choose the support that can match you where you are at.

To book an appointment or learn more, please contact:

Indigenous Psychological Services 📞 587-594-9855

We have an open door policy. Our door is always open.

KTCEA Conference 2026 Call for Vendors

We are looking for vendors to join us for our first land-based learning conference, hosted directly on the land at Mihkowapikwaniy Cultural Camp in Lubicon Lake Band.

Dates: August 25–27, 2026
Location: Mihkowapikwaniy Cultural Camp (Lubicon Lake Band)
Vendor Application Deadline: August 18, 2026

Spots are limited, so apply early to secure your space.
Vendors must bring their own tables, chairs, and shelters.
Due to limited internet connectivity on site, all vendor sales will be cash only.

For registration details or inquiries, please contact Joanne Noskey:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 780-649-6773