Alyaa Gad -Bedroom Safetybr An important part of good parenting is providing a safe home for your child. I have some safety tips for you to make sure that your family is on the safe side. This episode is about the Child's Roomyour Bedroom safety.br br - Have a safety belt for your baby's changing table, or change her diapers on the floor.br - Make sure that all painted furniture and wooden toys are lead-free. br - Buy a crib with slats less than 2-38 inches (6 centimeters) apart, and fix an old duvet onto them, under the mattress.br - Make sure that the crib is sturdy and secure, and that mattress is firm and flat.br - Remove soft pillows, large stuffed animals, bumper pads, and soft bedding from the baby’s crib.br - Remove strings or ribbons off hanging mobiles and crib toys.br - Make sure the window blinds and curtain cords are tied and secured with special clips or clothespins, and kept well out of reach and away from cribs.br - Have dressers secured to walls with drawers closed. Never buy high-drawer chests.br - Have the lids on toy storage containers with a lid support to keep them from slamming shut.br - Place window guards on all windows.br - Make sure night-lights are not touching any fabric like bedspreads or curtains.br - Have your child wear flame-retardant sleepwear, or at least cotton clothes.br - Install a smoke alarm outside the bedroom and check it every month.br - Removed all drawstrings from your child's clothing.br - Keep all medication bottles, loose pills, coins, scissors, and any small or sharp objects away of kids’ reach.br - Never use candles. br - Have a no-smoking indoors policy.br br If you own firearms:br - All firearms should be stored unloaded and in the decocked position.br - Store ammunition in a separate place and in a securely locked container and keep keys where kids can't find them.br br Wishing you and your family all health and safety.