Childproofing refers to the process of creating a safe environment for infants, toddlers, and young children. This process requires elders to evaluate potential hazards for toddlers and mitigate their adverse effects. Usually, toddlers and young children are more prone to accidents because they move about the space and try to explore, while infants do not crawl or walk and are safer. Childproofing is not limited to homes and residential spaces; it should be mandatory at every place where children are present. These places may include daycares, working spaces, shopping malls, eateries, and more. Childproofing checklists are devised by state-governed departments…
