Sentences with phrase «child safety gate placed»

Child safety gate placed around wood burning fireplace with easy access door and easily removes completely for summer.

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Once your baby starts to crawl, a strategically placed baby safety gates can make your life a little easier, your child a lot safer, and provide peace of mind.

There are many things that can be done by a parent to avoid putting your child in danger, but certain things, such as installing baby gates on stairs or around pools, plexiglas on banisters, child safety locks and furniture straps, are a bit more complicated to put in place by yourself.

By contacting the Baby Safe Homes safety expert closest to you, not only will your child be protected by the best quality gate available, but by one which was also placed correctly and nicely blends into the surroundings of your home.

Although this may seem like a safe time to remove your child safety gate, we recommend to keep it in place until at least 3 years of age.

Pictured below is a black child safety gate that was installed by a Baby Safe Homes safety professional in Temecula, California and was placed at the top of the stairs using a no holes banister clamps, to prevent damage to the stair posts.

Once in place, correctly installed and properly used child safety gates, will securely confine your baby to a safe area of your home, and deny him access to potential hazards.

Above, a high quality customized safety gate with an auto lock door placed at the bottom of a staircase, below, another custom sectional baby gate, this time installed to keep children out of the kitchen.

An example of this are the two installation pictured: Above, a high quality customized safety gate with an auto lock door placed at the bottom of a staircase, below, another custom sectional baby gate, this time installed to keep children out of the kitchen.

If your child is attending a camp where there is a pool, even if she won't be swimming, it's important to inquire about the safety measures the camp has in place, including locked gates, pool alarms, staff training and how often a lifeguard is on duty.

The door on the child safety gate can be placed in a hold open position for easy pass through when baby is not using the playroom and the door will automatically lock when pushed closed.

As can be seen, this baby safety gate is firmly installed to the wall and to the banister, guaranteeing the child's safety, while at the same time, leaving the surface on which it was placed on completely intact.

By placing safety gates at both ends of a staircase, you can prevent a small child from falling down the stairs or slipping through the railings.