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The average bathroom is loaded with risks for children and toddlers. Water. Slippery surfaces. Sharp objects. Chemicals. Electrical outlets and appliances. Luckily, with a few simple precautions and appropriate supervision, you can help make
your bathroom an ouch-proof zone for kids.
• Toddlers enjoy exploring and often take a special interest in the toilet. Use toilet seat locks to keep toddlers from opening the lid.
• Bathtubs provide an easily accessible source of hot water.
Keep
water heater below 120°F. Use a water thermometer to ensure the temperature is safe. Turn on cold water first then
mix in warmer water and keep the temperature
at or below 100°F.
• Cover the faucet spout and knobs with a soft, insulated cover to protect your child from hot fixtures.
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