One of my dearest girlfriends’ babies have learned to crawl and we’ve been helping her with baby proofing her house. This is a safety requirement that must be put in all houses with very curious babies and toddlers, to avoid accidents. You don’t want to find your baby with a bump in her head, or a cut in her arms, or worse, suffocating or falling down something hurting her seriously.
Here are the things you need to take note of when it comes to baby proofing:
1. Survey the house for lower cabinets and drawers that babies may reach and try to pry open. These need child locks so that they won’t be able to open this and get their hands or themselves caught on the door or drawer.
2. Toddlers can already reach oven or stove knobs. When they see Mommy doing this, they wanna try and do the same thing and sometimes do this when Mom isn’t looking. Buy stove cover knobs to prevent any untoward incident like fire burning down the property or your child.
3. A toilet lid lock was one of the first baby proofing product I got for our house. And this is also great with keeping dogs from drinking onto the bowl, which is unsanitary.
4. Of all the baby proofing products to get, a corner guard one is a real life saver. Corner guards are those things you place on the edge of coffe tables. They tend to be sharp and can really hurt the baby. Adults can benefit from this too. I noticed that I bruise less with corner guards around.
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