Quick answer. Blind cords up, furniture anchored, socket covers only if they do not loosen, medicines and batteries high and latched.
A pretty room with a dresser that can tip is not childproof.
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What you need
- Furniture straps
- Cord winders
In this guide
1. Anchor dressers and the TV to the wall
Tip-overs are the serious risk.
2. Loop blind cords out of reach
3. Move coins, nappy sacks, button batteries, and vape liquid up and behind a latch
Button batteries are an emergency if swallowed — get medical help fast.
4. Walk the room on your knees
You will see what they see.
If it still fails
- This is a home-safety pass, not medical advice.
When you are done, browse more in Home Life or search the Guide Center for the next job on your list. A neighbour problem — a remote, a bill, a suitcase — has its own walkthrough.
Common questions
Socket covers?
Modern sockets in some countries are already shuttered. A loose cover can be worse. Follow local guidance.
