How to make the house safe for a baby and what points to look out for

Making the whole house safe may seem like a mountain, but it’s easier than you think, especially if you go from room to room.

The home is the shelter of the family… but also the place where there may be dangers for babies and toddlers. And dangers that your mind had never – but never – gone to.

Making the whole house safe may seem like a mountain, but it’s easier than you think, especially if you go from room to room.

In general, you should consider covering sockets, furniture corners, cables, anything sharp and glassy, ​​small openings that fit your baby’s fingers, hand or foot, and detergents.

Procure and equip a first aid kit properly, while it is good to have a fire extinguisher at home.

Many homes also have a smoke detector, however because it is not something you come across often, a fire extinguisher will add extra confidence.

Kitchen

– Always disconnect and store unused electrical appliances.
– Check the space for things that the child can reach and can put in his mouth.
– Always store your bags and visitors’ bags away from the baby.
– If you plan to place a high chair on your kitchen table, check that the table is sturdy and sturdy.

Child’s room

– Place baby wipes, cloths and diapers in a place near the changing table, which you reach but the baby does not reach.
– Put a thick rug under the changing table.
– Place the cot away from windows, heaters, lighting, wall decorations.
– Do not place pillows, blankets and toys in the crib.

Some last points to note:

– Install security gates at the entrance of each room that is out of bounds for the baby.
Make sure all indoor plants are safe for the baby and non-toxic. In any case, the baby should not reach them.
– Vacuum regularly with a vacuum cleaner to avoid any small (and sometimes invisible) objects in the area that could cause drowning.
– Install locks on beverage cabinets.
– Cover radiators and heating vents to prevent burns.
– Have toy batteries stored securely.

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