As a new parent, your baby’s safety is of the utmost importance. Keeping your child safe is essential to preventing accidents and injuries. However, babyproofing your home may seem like a daunting task, especially if you don’t know where to begin.
Child-proofing your home is no easy task. I’ve met parents over the years who have refused to even entertain the notion of child-proofing anything, with the attitude that they were there first and the child will just have to learn to fit in and adapt.
What I hope for my children is that ‘home’ will always be that place they come back to, the safe place where they can always be 100% themselves. A warm, loving place where they enjoy spending time. So how can you keep your home safe?
Ready to introduce your little one to the great outdoors? It’s a very respectable thing to do as a parent, but it’s also risky – younger children aren’t developed enough to avoid the dangers of a garden, or even to know what those dangers actually are in the first place. Thanks to Fylde Grass, we’ve been able to put together a brief guide on making a garden that’s safe for all ages.
Bacteria are one of the main disease-causing agents and a majority of them are found all around your home. Although there are plenty of bacteria that do not make you sick, there are some like Staphylococcus aureus, salmonella, E-coli, yeast and mold that can cause serious infections. I remember learning about all of these in […]
Radiators are a fantastic invention. They ensure the rooms in our homes are heated and remain warm when the temperature drops and it turns chilly, and they do so in a smart, cost effective way. The vast majority of us then look on our radiators with great fondness; they’re the mechanical equivalent of a big, […]
Keeping on top of issues in your home is so important to protect your family. However, it’s often hard to spot there is a problem in your home. A lot of people miss vital signs that there is something wrong. Here are some telltale signs to look out for. Family members are having allergic reactions […]
When you become a parent you seem to suddenly end up with a cupboard full of brightly coloured plastic items purchased from IKEA. It seems to come with the job description and I think every other family home I have been in has the same plastic stash. Know what I mean? In all honesty, I […]