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How to Make your Home Child Safe

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Learn how to make your home safe for kids; includes corner padding, stovetop barriers, cabinet locks, outlet covers and safety gates.

Ron's daughter is reaching that age where she's into just about everything. While it's great to watch her exploring and learning, Ron is concerned that her curiosity might get her into trouble. So Ron and Lynn asked Jay Martel, a home child safety expert, to drop by and walk through their home, to make sure they hadn't overlooked any potential trouble spots.

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