Baby Proofing

Preparing your home for a baby

When it's time to baby proof, what do you need to take care of immediately, what can wait until your baby is a little bit older, and what should you consider skipping altogether?

Are you expecting your first bundle of joy? Read here to get a heads up on baby proofing your home!

Baby on the way? Get ready by baby-proofing your living room!

New parents have little experience when it comes to safety for babies in the home and they often did themselves in trouble. Most of the time the accidents that happen are minor

Many bathrooms have outlets that are low enough for your child to stick his or her fingers or an object in. Buy outlet covers and place them in the outlets to prevent your child from sticking something into it.

These baby-proofing tips will help Dad keep his focus on playing with your newborn instead of worrying about what's in his mouth.

My personal experience in baby proofing a home.

As a parent the most difficult decision you will face is the discipline of a child. Let's explore the different discipline types, including the pros and cons of each method.

There are many things that can be overlooked when you're busy expecting a new baby. Here are some helpful tips that will keep your new bundle of joy safe in your home at all times.

Whether you are expecting or are providing child care, these easy and common sense tips to baby-proofing your home are sure to prevent many accidents.

Baby-proofing the house can at first seem like a daunting task. Trust me, as a former nanny and mother of several children, I have been there plenty of times.

Baby-proof these common household hazards and your baby will be safe.

Making your home safe for your little one may be considered common sense, but you would be supprised at what gets over-looked. Here are some helpful tips to help you secure your home and keep baby safe.

Methods for parents or caregivers to baby proof their homes to keep children safe while they are learning about the world in which they live.

One of the most important jobs a parent must take on is that of baby proofing. There are some guidelines that you can follow to make your home a safer one. Here are hazards your home might have and ways to address them.

Is your baby crawling, and pulling himself up on everything? Then it's time to baby proof your house.

Babyproofing is extremely important. Not only are you protecting your child but it can also be used to protect any new pets you are adopting!

There are many causes of accidents in the house. Most can be prevented with a little common sense and conscience.

When you travel with your small children, take along the safety gadgets you will need. It will take the baby-proofing responsibility off of grandparents.

Childproofing your house is a very important task. More children are injured or die every year from accidents in the home than from stranger violence. With the right information anyone can make their house safer for their children.

You will be able to follow these ten basic safety guidelines to child-proof your home like a pro, at a fraction of the price by doing it yourself.

The things you need to get to keep your little safe from the dangers of their newly explorable world.

It's vital to make your home safe as soon as your baby becomes mobile, as it's natural for babies to want to explore by crawling, touching and putting things in their mouths.

Teaching your child to crawl or walk is as simple as falling down.

Kitchen safety is very important when there is a baby in the house.

It can be difficult to track all hazards and be prepared. However, a little exra effort would go a long way.