BABYPROOF CABINETS PLUS

Consider including a form that allows grandparents to consent to medical treatment in case of emergency. To add a little humor to baby’s stay, an Oh Sh*t Kit Max from Rafi Nova contains a variety of everyday essentials and hacks to make sure Grandma is prepared for (almost) any situation. Because no one likes getting scratched by little nails, try a grandma-friendly bbluv electric nail trimmer, which uses tiny emery boards rather than clippers to get the job done. A nasal aspirator, baby pain reliever and a thermometer are a must. If you go the DIY route, include some basic first aid and grooming items. Plus, if Grandma accidentally wanders out of range with it, an alarm will go off.īuy a baby first aid kit to send to Grandma’s house or make one of your own. The Motorola Touch Connect has a large touchscreen for viewing, two-way communication and comes with pre-loaded lullabies. Functionality and ease is the name of the game when it comes to a grandparent-friendly baby monitor. Grandma and Grandpa will need to keep an ear open for when baby wakes up from a nap or emits middle-of-the-night cries of hunger. Just arrive at Grandma’s house with a box and this babyproofing item can be knocked off your list in under 10 minutes! These are small, unobtrusive, inexpensive, only need to be installed once, and are easy to remove. Once a baby starts crawling and for many years afterward, outlet covers are a must. That means grandparents can babyproof her cabinets and drawers only when their favorite little person is over for a visit and open them freely when their house is a baby-free zone. These locks from Eco-Baby do not require any drilling to install, and they can be activated or de-activated with built-in latches. Adhesive, magnetic cabinet and door locks are a great solution. Just like at home, it’s important to keep little ones away from sharp objects, cleaning supplies, medications and other everyday household items that could pose a threat to baby’s safety. To cut down on expenses, use the same gate in your home and bring it with you when you visit. That means you can remove them when you head home. Instead, tension keeps these gates in place.

This type of baby gate does not require any permanent hardware to be installed to be used safely. Pressure-mounted baby gates will work on most stairs. But there is no need to drill holes in the walls. If you don’t already have one at home, check out a service like BabyQuip that will deliver one right to Grandma’s front door.īabies who are mobile, including crawlers, need baby gates on stairs to keep them safe. As a test run, let your little one spend some time, or even nap, in the travel crib at your place so they are not adjusting to both that and sleeping in new surroundings.

BABYPROOF CABINETS PLUS

Get a great travel crib, like the 4Moms Breeze Plus above, you can use for overnights with the grandparents (and when you travel farther away). Your little one needs safe spots to nap, sleep and play at Grandma’s house! The good news is you don’t need to take over their home and set up a separate nursery and playroom for your tiny tot to feel like they are at home.

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