A few weeks before the delivery of your child, you'll want to take a close look around your home and start thinking about childproofing the environment. After all, your castle is about to be invaded by a small explorer who has the ability, creativity, and ingenuity to get anywhere, do anything, and especially - eat anything. But those same experts agree that by simply taking extra precautions and ensuring adequate supervision, most, if not all of these common accidents can be avoided.
Most accidents happen during high-stress rush times like the morning.
Set your alarm clock earlier to ensure you aren't rushing around looking for a tie when you should be keeping an eye on your little one. And in the evening, be careful when it comes to cooking.