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You’ve taken all the obvious precautions, yes, but what about the measures you haven’t thought of – and the household objects that can become hazards when curious fingers and toes are involved?
While it’s easy to protect your home and its contents with household and contents insurance, protecting your children from injuries becomes far more challenging with so many different rooms and potential risks to consider. Take a look at our guide to household safety room by room, and make sure that your home is as nurturing a space as can be.
Home safety guidelines
To start with, a good tip for household safety is to move through each room on your hands and knees, bringing you down to the eye line of a child. While it may seem silly at first, it’s also necessary, as adults can often miss potential safety hazards simply by virtue of being too tall. By scanning each room from the perspective of a child, you’ll be more easily able to identify any dangers, and deal with them appropriately.
Kitchen safety:
Lounge safety:
Bathroom safety:
Bedroom safety
Outdoor safety
By keeping these simple tips in mind and being alert, you could help substantially reduce your children’s risk of harm or injury around your home. And while you’re keeping your loved ones safe, iWZYE will help keep your home and its contents safe with affordable household, buildings and contents and personal goods insurance. Call us for an insurance quote on 0860 63 33 39, submit your details, or complete a quick quote online, and enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing your family is well taken care of.
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