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Free Checklist · Room by Room

Babyproofing Checklist

The complete room-by-room guide to making your home safe before your baby starts moving. Prioritised by urgency — start with the most important.

🏠 Room-by-room
⚡ Prioritised by urgency
🖨️ Printable

When should I start? Begin babyproofing when your baby shows signs of rolling (around 3–4 months). Once they start crawling — typically 6–9 months — the pace of their hazard access accelerates dramatically.

A crawling baby can reach wall sockets, trailing cables, and low cupboards within seconds. A pulling-to-stand baby can bring furniture down on themselves. Most accidents in the home involving babies are preventable.

⏰ When to do what

NowStair gates (top and bottom), furniture anchoring, blind cord safety, pool/pond fencing — do these before 4 months.
By 6 monthsSocket covers, cupboard locks, sharp corner guards, door stoppers, remove small objects from floor level.
By 9 monthsDrawer locks, oven guard, cooker knob covers, toilet lock, bathroom cabinet locks, outdoor hazard check.
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