Audit Your Home for Baby Safety Before Crawling Begins

Five months in, your baby is one good wriggle away from moving. This walks you room by room and lists the real hazards: the cupboard with the bleach, the trailing kettle lead, the stair gap. You tell it your house type and known risks, and it gives you a fix-this-first list before the crawling starts.

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Your baby is [age, e.g. 5 months] and will likely start crawling within [timeframe]. You live in [house type, e.g. Victorian terraced house / modern flat / open-plan bungalow]. Known hazards you are aware of: [list any you already know about or write 'none yet assessed'].
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**Conduct a room-by-room home safety audit** before your baby becomes mobile:
1. List the top hazards in each main room: kitchen, living room, bathroom, stairs, bedroom
2. Classify each hazard by urgency: fix immediately, fix before crawling, monitor and review
3. Provide a specific, product-agnostic remedy for each hazard
4. Highlight the three highest-priority items that cause the most preventable infant injuries
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- Room-by-room table: Room | Hazard | Urgency | Remedy
- Top 3 priorities in bold at the top
- Estimated total cost bracket for basic babyproofing
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