It is a good idea to give the baby a lower cabinet in the kitchen. This way they can feel like they are helping. This is Houston baby proofing myth #5 in a series of myth busting. We hear this a comment a lot and our philosophy is to create boundaries for your child. When […]
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Baby proofing is not necessary, my parents did not baby proof for me and I turned out alright. This is Houston baby proofing myth #4 in a series of myth busting. You may have turned out alright. However, many children do not survive baby proofing injuries in the home. The facts are that the percentage
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Childproof lids are too hard for children to remove. Therefore, they are safe. This is Houston baby proofing myth #3 in a series of myth busting. Not true. No container is ”childproof”, some are child resistant. To be childproof the FDA requires that 80% or more children cannot remove the lids. What about the other
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