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A few things don't belong to just one room like doors, stairs, and general coverage that applies throughout the home no matter where your little one wanders.























Slippery surfaces, an open toilet, and a vanity full of things you don't want little hands in — the bathroom needs its own game plan separate from the rest of the house.





















Once they're pulling up on furniture and cruising along the couch, the living room stops being a lounge space and starts being an obstacle course you need to secure ahead of time. They see it as an indoor playground!












The kitchen is like a curiosity zone with cabinet and drawer opening and exploring everything inside. To little ones, it all become fair game the second they can reach.








The backyard and driveway have their own hazards to be aware of. These are what we added once we moved to a house with a larger yard and pool to keep our infant and toddler safe!









