Health and law fair baby proofing

It is NEVER okay to hit or shake a baby or child

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What are some safe storage practices for medicines in a child proof home?

• Store medicines in a low drawer accessible to children

• Keep medicines on the kitchen counter

• Leave medicines in an open container on the bathroom sink

• Keep medicines in a locked cabinet or high shelf out of reach of children.

What is the primary purpose of installing safety gates around fireplaces in homes with young children?

• To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the fireplace

• To prevent toddlers from accessing and touching the hot surfaces

• To increase the heating efficiency of the fireplace

• To store fireplace tools and accessories

How do toilet seat locks help in child proofing your home?

• Toilet seat locks are used to prevent pets from accessing the toilet

• Toilet seat locks prevent young children from lifting the toilet seat and accessing the water or falling in.

• Toilet seat locks are designed to make it easier for children to lift the seat

• Toilet seat locks help in child proofing by providing a comfortable seat for children to use

Why are corner protectors important in a child proof home?

• Corner protectors are used to prevent furniture from moving

• Corner protectors prevent children from getting injured by sharp corners of furniture

• Corner protectors are used to enhance the look of the furniture

• Corner protectors are used to prevent furniture from getting damaged

Why are outlet covers used in a child proof home?

• To prevent children from inserting objects into the outlets

• To enhance the visual appeal of the outlets

• To improve the electrical efficiency of the outlets

• To make it easier for adults to use the outlets

What are the potential dangers of window cords for babies?

• Strangulation hazard

• Tripping hazard

• Electrocution hazard

• Choking hazard

Why is it important to have refrigerator locks in a baby proofed home?

• To keep the food fresh for longer

• To make the refrigerator look more secure

• To encourage the child to be independent

• To prevent children from accessing potentially harmful items or making a mess.

What are best practices when baby proofing your home?

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  Ignoring the need for safety gates

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  Leaving sharp objects within reach

• Not securing cabinets and drawers

• Securing heavy furniture, covering electrical outlets, and keeping small objects out of reach

Why is it important to secure heavy furniture when baby proofing your home?

• To prevent the furniture from moving around

• To prevent the furniture from tipping over and causing injury to the baby

• To make the room look more organized

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  To make the furniture look more secure