Babyproofing Your Home
1. Secure Furniture
Anchor heavy furniture, such as bookshelves and dressers, to the wall to prevent tip-overs.
2. Install Baby Gates
Install baby gates at the top and bottom of stairs and in rooms with hazards to keep your baby safe.
3. Cover Electrical Outlets
Use outlet covers or safety plugs to prevent your baby from accessing electrical outlets.
4. Lock Cabinets and Drawers
Install safety locks on cabinets and drawers that contain dangerous items, such as cleaning supplies or sharp objects.
5. Remove Choking Hazards
Keep small items, such as coins, buttons, and jewelry, out of your baby's reach to prevent choking hazards.
6. Check for Sharp Edges
Cushion sharp edges on furniture with corner guards to protect your baby from injuries.
