Install lid locks on all the toilets in your home to keep your child safe should he or she take an unsupervised trip into the bathroom.Tour your home and cover all electrical outlets with outlet covers to prevent any injury to your baby.A good rule of thumb is if it fits in a toilet paper roll, it's too small! Remove all small toys and other objects within your baby's reach.Get down on your hands and knees and search each room for objects or situations that may endanger your baby.Inspect your home from a baby's point of view.To help families stay safe this month, UL suggests reviewing these easy-to-follow tips to help protect your child at any age with this interactive guide - Childhood Safety Timeline: 'Whether you have an infant or a toddler, it's important to take that extra minute to ensure your surroundings are safe and look for the UL Mark.' 'The most important tip this September is to keep safety top-of-mind for children of all ages,' says John Drengenberg, consumer safety director for UL. UL suggests parents and caretakers to commit a minute to review a few easy-to-follow home safety guidelines to help protect their child. In fact, safety does not have to take a lot of time – it is often the little things that can prevent a lifetime of regret. Because 2.5 million children are injured in their homes every year, reducing children's exposure to potential safety hazards is crucial. As part of Baby Safety Month this September, UL Underwriters laboratories, a world leader in advancing safety, is reminding parents to commit a minute to safety.

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