I am expecting my second child and as I look around the house I see a lot of potential dangers for the coming child. I lived in an apartment when I had my first child and was shocked to find out how many things that seemed totally safe to me were hazardous to a child. The kitchen was where I started.
Most people have hectic schedule and tend to do too many things at the same time.
Fires often start in kitchens when people leave their stove on and walk away. Mitts, wooden spoons left near the stove, easily catch on fire. Make sure that you never leave your stove when it is on and don't leave any flammable items near it. Small things like turning pot handles inward so you won't bump them and spill hot food make a world of difference for you and your child's safety. Other kitchen hazards include cleaning products, plastic bags, sharp knives and other utensils.