Baby proofing may not be useful to you if your children already crossed the age, but these suggestions will be welcome always for someone who is getting ready for a new baby or a toddler. We have covered the most accidental places in the house, looking for babyproofing. Lets wrap up with the the most crucial piece of advice:

Don't leave your child alone in the bathroom, and especially don't leave your child alone in the bathtub (of any size), even for a second. Babies can drown in a few inches of water; don't run out to answer the phone or do anything else unless you pull your child out and take him/her with you. Then, as you did in the kitchen, move harmful products to high shelves, and remove all electrical appliances, handy water heaters and their cords to avoid electrical dangers. Some more purchases to put on your shopping list:

Latches for the storage cabinet.

A toilet lock

A thermometer to ensure baby's bathwater is a safe temperature.

Clear cosmetics and shampoos off sink and tub ledges, as they pose a poison risk.

Overall in the house:

Make sure all of your houseplants are nontoxic varieties. Some plants are extremely poisonous.

Empty ashtrays promptly and keep matches, lighters, and tobacco products locked away from baby.

Vacuum regularly to remove loose coin change, paper clips, or any small item that can cause choking.

Place locks on liquor cabinets; alcohol can be poisonous to young children.

Cover radiators and heating vents to prevent burns.

Check your doorstops; you may place them at the top of the door but not the ones at the bottom, many have removable caps that pose a choking hazard.

Keep toy batteries safely stowed away; they can leak acid, causing serious burns.

- Prathyusha Talluri.