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CategoriesArchivesWelcome to SafeTots.co.uk Blog & AdviceWelcome to the Safetots Blog where we'll aim to give tips and advice on baby and toddler safety. Please Scroll down to see the latest articles or use the navigation on the left to browse by category or use the search box to find more infomation and hints and tips about your particular topic.
It is an unfortunate reality, but very few holiday companies cater for young toddlers who are starting to explore the world around them. More understandably but still no less of a concern, is that the homes of families and friends will almost certainly not be prepared for your little one’s inquisitive ways. An unguarded stair case or sharp edge at toddler head height, will be something overlooked by your hosts, but a potential danger to your child.Tips
1. Explain to your hosts your concerns; whether this is the holiday company or your friends or families. By simply moving a glass table for a couple of days, or putting expensive and heavy vases out of reach, you will ensure a more relaxing a safe holiday for everyone.
2. Pack a travel stair gate. You can control the movements of your child with greater ease, and as at your own home, there is no greater danger to a small child first finding their feet, than the stairs.
3. Consider taking a few cabinet safety locks. Most kitchen cleaning fluids as well as bathroom toiletries are kept in cupboards with dual handles that can be locked together. These are non permanent locks and will provide peace of mind as your child is exploring the new environment.
Product Recommendations
This portable stair gate comes in its own shoulder carry bag, weighs less than 5KG and will open up to be installed in any gap between 71 and 92cm. This should work for nearly all doorways, stair openings, and hallways; ideal for controlling the movements of your child.
These economical locks are easy to loop over cupboard door handles restricting access to cupboards containing potentially dangerous contents, and easy to operate. When it is time to leave simply unhook and remove.
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