A baby can get the bag over his mouth and nose and suffocate. Throw broken balloons out immediately. Install safety gates at the top of open stairways, and be sure to keep them fastened all the time when baby is around. Since everything he picks up goes into his mouth, it s time to think about child guidance for safety reasons. This prevents baby from hurting himself or breaking your things.
Baby needs to explore.
It makes more sense to baby-proof than to follow him around saying No to everything he does. Another form of child guidance is to redirect. Don t slap your baby s hands or yell at him. He can t control his behavior yet, and only learns that it s OK to hit. It s up to you to keep him out of danger, not to punish him for getting into it.