El diario de crianza

Most parents childproof the cabinets, the stairs, the outlets. The toilet is an afterthought. It shouldn’t be.Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional injury death in children ages 1–4 (CDC). And a child can drown in as little as one...

Most couples don’t fight about baby proofing. One partner just quietly stops bringing it up.If you’re the one who researched outlet covers at midnight while your partner shrugged and said "we’ll get to it," this is for you. Getting on...

Key Takeaways Begin hardware installs in the third trimester, not after the shower. Use the shower as a gear audit, not a starting point. Anchor furniture, secure blind cords, and check the sleep area before baby comes home. Complete floor-level...

The cord hanging beside your living room window has probably never crossed your mind as dangerous. It blends in. It’s always been there. But for a toddler who has just learned to pull, reach, and climb, that cord is one...

Every year, the CPSC reports thousands of children are treated in emergency rooms for head injuries caused by furniture edges. Most of those injuries happen during the crawling and early walking stages, when a toddler’s head is exactly level with...

Spiral staircases look stunning. They also represent one of the more complicated babyproofing challenges you’ll face, because almost nothing about them is standard. The steps are wedge-shaped. The curve defeats most gates. The baluster spacing is often whatever the original...

Every year, parents spend hours researching individual baby-proofing products, buying them piecemeal, and then realizing they missed something important after a close call. A complete set, bought thoughtfully, is a better starting point. But "complete" means different things depending on...

The bathroom is the most dangerous room in your house. Not the kitchen, not the garage. The bathroom. It has water, electricity, chemicals, hard surfaces, and small objects all packed into a space your toddler can reach in about four...

The first time I left the house while my younger daughter was napping, I was three blocks away before I realized I had no idea what I was looking at on my phone. The WiFi monitor app had dropped the...