Rather than using insecticides, which contain potentially toxic chemicals, use your vacuum regularly to suck up spiders and their egg sacs. Concentrate on corners and the ceiling and anywhere spiderwebs appear. A small handheld, battery-operated vacuum can make the job easier. Also, make a habit of picking up clothing, since most children are bitten when putting on shoes or clothes they've left on the floor. Shake out your child's clothes, blankets, and other bedding if they've been on the floor overnight.
Spiders bite when they're squeezed between fabric and skin.
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