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Child Proofing your Bathroom
« on: March 25, 2006, 03:52:14 PM »

 Install toilet locks. These locks will prevent the toilet lid from being lifted by young children.

Remove sharp utensils and appliances from the bathroom. Razors, scissors, are better kept in an adult's bedroom or high up in a cupboard out of children's reach.

Keep all medications, cosmetics, and mouthwash safely out of children's reach.

Set hot water heaters no higher than 120 degrees F. For safe bathing, a lower water temperature will reduce the chance of scalding your baby.

Always check bath water temperature with your wrist or elbow before putting your baby in to bathe. This will prevent burns to a baby's delicate skin.

Place a nonslip mat in the bathtub to prevent falls.

Don't ever leave your baby alone in the bathtub, even for a minute.

Never leave any electrical appliances plugged in near water.
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Re: Child Proofing your Bathroom
« Reply #1 on: March 27, 2006, 01:59:01 AM »

Don't have children, so you don't need to child-proof anything  Wink

Has anyone read that stuff cappuccino posted on the "babies and pregnancy"-board? Look: http://www.e-nterests.com/community/forum/1.0_babies_pregnancy/

Scary stuff  Shocked I vote for a new slogan, "adoption is an option"   Roll Eyes
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