Child Safety - Aurora,CO

I see you've received many suggestions. Here's mine. I too am a big one for getting rid of the toxic products in your home. Lysol itself is a registered pesticide and very dangerous to spray and breathe in. Here's my website for you to check out along with the others: www.livetotalwellness.com/janislanz

If you get rid of the toxic products, such as J&J Baby Shampoo, you will not need the safety latches and such that kids learn how to get through anyway. The products I use are toxic free and will send your little ones to the ER if they get into them. They are also healthier to have around and will not cause disease or cancer or autism or asthma or anything like that.

I would love to share more details with you FREE. You see if you are interested in these products and try them and love them, every time you tell someone else, you could also earn a residual income that comes in every month to help out with your budget. It's like getting them all for free! Plus some. I actually make more money than I spend at this store! It's wonderful!

J.
http://www.livetotalwellness.com/janislanz
http://www.workathomeunited.com/janislanz

Try this website:

http://www.onestepahead.com/osa/safety.html

Good Luck!

what kind of products?

IF you want to have a safe and healthy home I have some suggestions that many people don't think about. Get rid of all the harmful, caustic products in your home and replace them with safer ones. You can get them at any of your local health food stores. Products without phosphates, ammonia, chlorine bleach, etc. They do cost a bit more but how do you put a price tag on the health and safety of our children right? I switched several years ago before all this idea of "Green" products became the trend. My children's allergies and asthma even improved to the point that my oldest doesn't take anything at all and the younger one is completely off his inhalers, steroids and now only takes an allergy pill over the counter. I buy all my products from a wholesaler. It beats the price the local stores charge and it's delivered to my door. I'm so pleased with the quality of the products and how effectively they work that I have turned it into a business of telling others. Now I don't work outside the home.
I'd love to share with you if you're open to learning.

K.
www.GreenKidzRUs.com

Check out Arizona Childproofers. They come into your house and childproof everything! They are fantastic!

K.
www.babybootcamp.com

What kind of child safety products are you looking for?

Hi A.,
I hear your heart to make your home a healthy home. Please go to my website www.momsaremomsforlife.com and you will find a wholesale company that mfg. products that are healthy in the home for children. All the cleaning products are registered with the National Poison Control Center so if a child drank them nothing would happen and yet, they clean better than anything I ever used! It's just a store, we all are just customers, we don't sell products to people. But it will give you a safe home when it comes to cleaning products! By the way, the prices are less expensive then WalMart! So you don't have to spend a lot of money to have a healthy home.............simply switch stores!
In my search for a healthy home.........this was the place I could not only afford to shop, but love to shop! No more do I have to take kids to a store, worry about germs etc, just simply shop from home! It's fun, easy and truly makes a difference.
My best to you
D.

Hey, There's a company called Kidco that has the most AWESOME safety products I've ever used...they have everything from babygates to plug covers and toilet locks. Heres the link to their site. :)
http://www.kidco.com/

Hello I read all your responses and here is my suggestion if you go to your local home depot store there is a whole isle that is deticated to child saftey with gates and locks and such I beleive all home depots are the same so it would be on isle 10. I hope that this helps

I have three kids, and the last two are very activie little boys (2&3). With my daughter I never really did any safety to the house, just the basoc stuff I read about inthe baby books, but she never bothered anything, boy was I in for a treat when my now three year old started crawling at four months. I laugh and tell people who are just starting to childproof their homes, go to three different stores and but two of everything on the childproofing aisle. The most useful item I have found is a lock for the fridge, the stuff in there is the most messy therefor the most fun. I gave up an four different types of cabinet/drawer latches and just move everything out of them that I did not want the boys to have. They found a way to work all those latches in less then a week anyway. Crawl around on your floor to get a view of what exactly she sees so you have a better idea as to what needs to be moved or childproofed. Good luck, and now that she is mobile remember that nothing is really child proofed it is only a delay of trouble. LOL