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Preparing your home for the arrival of a new baby involves more than just decorating the nursery. Babyproofing is essential to create a safe environment for your little ones as they start exploring their surroundings. Check off the items, and regularly reassess your home for potential hazards to ensure a safe and secure environment for your little one.
Install outlet covers or safety plugs on all exposed electrical outlets.
Use outlet plates with sliding covers for frequently used outlets.
Anchor heavy furniture such as bookshelves, dressers, and TV stands to the wall to prevent tipping.
Use corner guards on sharp edges of furniture to prevent injuries.
Install safety gates at the top and bottom of staircases.
Ensure safety gates are securely fastened and meet safety standards.
Install window guards or window stops to prevent falls.
Keep furniture away from windows to prevent climbing.
Use door stoppers to prevent little fingers from getting pinched.
Install door knob covers or locks to restrict access to certain rooms.
Secure cabinets and drawers with safety latches to keep harmful items out of reach.
Use stove knob covers to prevent accidental turning of burners.
Install toilet seat locks to prevent drowning hazards.
Keep medications, toiletries, and cleaning products out of reach and in locked cabinets.
Use cord organizers or cord shorteners to keep electrical cords out of reach.
Secure blind cords high out of reach or use cordless blinds.
Keep small objects, such as coins, buttons, and batteries, out of reach to prevent choking hazards.
Regularly inspect the floor for small items that may have dropped.
Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for the safe use of cribs, high chairs, strollers, and other baby gear.
Regularly check for recalls and ensure equipment is in good condition.
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