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Safety devices
Last updated: Thursday, January 15, 2004
As your child is getting more and more mobile, make sure that he/she has a safe place to roam around. Here�s how. The following safety devices are worth buying as they will help prevent accidents: Cabinet locks or latches (for drawers, cupboards and cabinets) Bathtub spout safety covers Doorknob guards (to stop child from opening a door) Corner or edge cushions (to cover sharp corners of furniture) Plug caps (to cover electric sockets) Non-skid rubber decorations for bathtubs


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