Move cribs and other furniture children can climb up on to get to windows away from windows, window coverings, etc.
2. Keep all cord out of reach of children. Cut cords short or wrap them around a cord cleat.
3. Anchor cords for continuous cord loop options.
4. Make sure you lock cords on window treatments to prevent them from falling.
5. Consider purchasing all cordless treatments for your home.
6. Corded window treatments purchased before 2001 should be replaced or retrofitted with cord-repair devices to reduce potential strangulation risks.
7. CPSC recommends against knotting or tying the cords together because this creates a new loop in which a child could become entangled.