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Child Safety Tips
Do you have any brightly-colored items around your house? Any things that move? Sparkle? Make noise? Through a baby's or toddler's eyes, common, everyday household items become fascinating playthings that must be touched, grabbed, poked, yanked and, of course, chewed. That's why it's important for parents of small children to conduct frequent and regular surveys of their homes to spot potentially dangerous materials and scenarios. Following are some easy-to-follow tips for childproofing your house. 1. Make sure electrical cords don't dangle out in the open 2. Install UL Listed electrical outlet caps 3. Unplug unused electrical appliances and put in storage 4. Always pick up unused toys 5. Place plants, plastic bags, candy, coins and hot drinks on high counters, tables or surfaces 6. Keep cleaning products, chemicals and all pharmaceuticals in secured cabinets 7. Use safety gates for dangerous stairs Be sure to check out our child safety facts page for injury statistics and safety suggestions. |
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