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Purchase plastic safety plugs to reduce shock hazard of electrical outlets.
Store all household chemicals out of the reach of children. This includes detergents, cleaning products and cosmetics, as well as commonly recognized hazards such as medicines, pest killers and liquid fuel.
Keep household chemicals, including cleaning products, in their original packages. Don't store them in cups, soft-drink bottles, cans or bowls that children associate with eating and drinking.
To protect your child from scalds, reduce the temperature of your hot water to between 120 and 130 degrees Fahrenheit by turning down the control of your water heater.
Always turn pot handles away from the edge of the range.
Install nylon netting across deck, porch and balcony railings to prevent kids
from squeezing through or getting trapped.