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Childproofing the Living Room

The living room is filled with breakables and treasures that tend to be more valuable.  You can’t keep the kids out, so be sure to childproof this area and it will keep you from saying “no”, “no”, “no” all the time.

1.   Cover all electrical outlets with childproof outlet covers.

2.   Keep potted plants out of the reach of children.

3.   Place corner guards on all furniture with sharp edges, such as coffee tables, shelves, end tables.

4.   Do not use glass tabletops in rooms where children play.

5.   Put all breakable items out of reach

6.   Secure bookshelves, wall units and other dangerous items to the wall.

7.   Make sure doors are locked to prevent children from going outside unattended.

8.   Cover fireplace with special fireplace safety screens available at baby stores.

9.   Remove all items a child could choke on.

10.   Keep floors clear of tripping hazards, such as electrical cords, and throw rugs.  Secure the electrical cords with plastic tubing.

11.   Never put furniture under windows…climbing hazards

12.   Always lock windows when children are present.

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