Childproofing should be completed before children start crawling or walking to minimize risks. Timing involves stages such as pregnancy, mobility onset, and moving into new homes to ensure safety measures are effective.
Home childproofing involves installing safety measures such as outlet covers, safety gates, and securing furniture to reduce hazards and prevent injuries for children within a residence.
This article discusses factors affecting the cost of childproofing a home, including home size, safety device quantity, and specific areas like kitchens and bathrooms, to help plan a suitable safety budget.
