Infant Safety

One of the most important steps you can take to protect the health and life of your child is to childproof your home. Perhaps the best way to do this is to take a "baby's eye view." Crawl from room to room so you can spot the sharp corners, uncovered electrical wall outlets and extension cords, hanging cords to lamps and other appliances, and loose objects which might easily fall.

The following is a quick checklist for childproofing areas in your house. Remember, however, that every child and home are different. Check your home carefully. AND NEVER LEAVE YOUR BABY UNATTENDED!

Safety Information

Kitchen
Bathroom
Furniture
Floor
Outlets and Cords
Doors and Gates
Windows
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