Good news is you can purchase anti-tip kits (straps) to fasten your furniture to the wall. Usually, some hardware comes with the original furniture packaging but I’m pretty sure we threw that stuff out (whoops!). Something that has been brought to light in the last couple of years is making sure to secure furniture to the wall. I grabbed this play remote for Luca to keep him entertained (it’s also educational!) Furniture Also, there are always batteries in remotes and those can come out easily in the hands of a baby. Keep them up high! Babies like the way the buttons feel when they bit down, but this is not safe for them! The buttons aren’t always very secure and pop off pretty easily. Many people don’t realize the dangers television remotes present. Be warned though, they are a beast to get out sometimes! I guess that’s a good thing since you are trying to keep trouble out, right?

The cheap plastic covers are basic but work surprisingly well. Babies really do love to stick their fingers in anything that looks interesting. This seems to be the first thing everyone thinks of after blocking the stairs off. This little gadget or this box is perfect for keeping wires together. So scary! Definitely keep all wires and cords tucked away and out of reach. They like to chew on them (because you know, everything goes straight into their mouth) and they also enjoy wrapping cords around their necks and any other part of their body they can fit it around. You know how you just have your phone charger laying around? Or the cords to the blinds that reach the floor? Bet you never noticed! Wires laying around on the ground is not the best idea when your little one starts scooting around. We will probably leave them on the cabinet and use them again for grandkids if we’re still in the same house! These locks also have an incredible rating on Amazon – 4.5 stars and over 1k reviews! Wires and Cables They are super secure and you can choose to keep them on the locked or unlocked setting. There is just so much to explore when you can finally get into that kitchen cabinet, isn’t there? Magnetic locks are the best babyproofing mechanism ever invented! My friend told me about them, and I am obsessed! Be sure to get gates that actually fasten to the banister or screw into the wall for the top of stairs. Just don’t risk it! Keep in mind that pressure gates are not safe for landings at the top of stairs.

Keep the stairs blocked off – this may seem like a given, but the second you aren’t looking, baby will wander over there and toddle off the edge. Turn on your JavaScript to view content Stairs

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