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A safety kit is home childproofing in one box —corner guards, socket covers, cabinet locks, door stoppers and edge cushions. The right time to install it is before crawling starts, because babies neverannounce which day that will be.
The priority order
Socket covers first (Indian sockets sit at exactly crawling height), then cabinet locks on chemicals and medicines, corner guards on glass and stone-top tables, door stoppers where drafts slam doors, and gates at stairs if you have them. That sequence tracks actual injury data —electrical, poisoning, head-knocks.
It before you buy
Indian socket types vary —check cover compatibility with your plug points; cabinet locks need enough gap or flat surface for their mechanism; and corner guards must match your table-edge profile (rounded guards on sharp square edges peel off).
Adhesive reality
Clean surfaces with spirit before sticking, press firmly, and give adhesives 24 hours before stress. Re-check monthly —a peeled corner guard is decoration.
The honest limit
Childproofing buys reaction time; it doesn’t replace supervision. The kit handles the hundred small hazards so your attention can cover the big ones.
When shouldI childproof the house?
Before crawling —around 5–6 months. Babies reach mobility milestones without warning, and sockets sit at crawl height.
What safety items matter most?
In order: socket covers, cabinet locks on chemicals/medicines, corner guards on hard-edge furniture, then door stoppers and stair gates.
Do stick-on guards hold on Indian furniture?
Yes, on spirit-cleaned surfaces with firm pressing and 24-hour cure time. Recheck adhesion monthly and re-stick promptly.
Does childproofing replace supervision?
No —it buys reaction time on common hazards. Supervision remains the primary safety layer at every age.
Our kit contents follow the injury-priority order —electrical, poisoning, impact not the prettiest-package order.