
S2E5 - Baby Gates, Toppling Furniture, And More
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Key takeaways:
- Use baby-gates, bedrails and cabinet locks to limit your child’s unsupervised access to hazardous areas of the home. Mount tall furniture to the wall to prevent toppling and crush injuries.
- Get down to your child’s level and look for hazards from their perspective. A pot handle hanging over the edge of the stove, for example, may attract them.
- Give yourself grace as a parent for mistakes that lead to injury. The best you can do is anticipate hazards, be informed and take steps to prevent injury as much as possible.
Breanne Harmon, parent
Lillian Chan, parent
Dr. Natasha Collia, Pediatric Emergency Medicine Doctor and Simulation Educator at SickKids
Popping the Bubble Wrap is a podcast of Parachute, Canada’s national injury prevention charity. We release episodes monthly. Visit us at parachute.ca and follow us on Instagram and Facebook at Parachute Canada.
Popping the Bubble Wrap is produced by Story Studio Network.
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