Multi-generational homes are becomming more and more common these days. Children taking care of elderly parents or grandparents. Babies coming into this world that need taking care of. Or, adults pulling double duty as parents and care-givers at the same time. Safety for children and elders can be a concern. B to E Safety can help .
Babies can start to become mobile around 6 months old. It may take the form of stomach scooting or rolling, which leads to crawling, but once the mobility starts, it never stops, so be ready…
Babies can start practicing their climbing skills around 8 months old, BUT once they become toddlers, their curiosity knows no bounds and they may have no fear. Make sure you are ready…
Elder care can be challenging. They are adults and should “know” what’s good for them. However, some elders come with their own set of physical and mental issues. Make sure you space is ready for them.
Let’s face it, babies are cute. They coo and giggle. They smile and they wiggle, at least in the beginning anyway. But, at roughly 6 moths old, they start to become mobile. It may start with rolling or stomach scooting but those actions will progress to crawling and walking.
We celebrate the milestones our babies achieve. We clap and cheer and we encourage them to do more. We take pictures and tell our friends and family. Let’s face it…we BRAG!
So, the last thing anyone wants is for any baby to get hurt. The thing is, babies don’t know that chubby fingers in floor vents can get stuck or cut. Babies don’t know not to lick electrical outlets or pull cords on window blinds or curtains. Safety becomes a concern when babies become mobile.
Toddlers can be an exciting mixture of mobility, curiosity, and fearlessness. As parents, we tend to encourage their curosity and we delight at the wonder they find in every day items and situations.
However, this mixture of mobility, curiosity and fearlessness can also lead them to explore things they are not quite ready for. You might not want to find your toddler halfway up the stairs and running out of steam, because they were following the cat. Or you don’t want to find them, unbeknownest to you, in the backyard chasing a colorful bird.
Toddlers can be stealthy and inquistive, and they don’t always know to tell you what wonderous thing they are seeing or going after. At this stage of their lives, a little extra safety can go a long way towards their well being and your peace of mind.
Let’s face it, babies are cute. They coo and giggle. They smile and they wiggle, at least in the beginning anyway. But, at roughly 6 moths old, they start to become mobile. It may start with rolling or stomach scooting but those actions will progress to crawling and walking.
We celebrate the milestones our babies achieve. We clap and cheer and we encourage them to do more. We take pictures and tell our friends and family. Let’s face it…we BRAG!
So, the last thing anyone wants is for any baby to get hurt. The thing is, babies don’t know that chubby fingers in floor vents can get stuck or cut. Babies don’t know not to lick electrical outlets or pull cords on window blinds or curtains. Safety becomes a concern when babies become mobile.
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