How Do You Make Grandparents House More Hazard-Proof For Children?
Sometimes Grandparents don’t know some of the risks and hazards around their own homes that could cause harm or be unsafe for their grandchildren. Whether they be infants or toddlers. Here are a few ideas to help educate your parents. Things have changed since your parents were parents! Grandparents nowadays may need a little information on how to child-proof their home effectively without making major changes. If your baby is going to be spending the night at Grandma’s, be sure your infant will not be sleeping in the crib that you slept in as a child. Why not? It probably doesn’t meet today’s safety standards. New portable cribs are a great idea and don’t take up very much space. Be careful to never leave your baby unattended around the family pet. A dog may be a man’s best friend, but his reaction to a new baby may not be favorable or predictable. Pets are wonderful for families, just be aware of where they are in relation to your infant or child. Watch out for the toddlers who like
