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Do you have stairs? A stove? A bath tub? Electrical outlets? Window blinds? Matresses? Having a baby in the house means that the opportunity for trouble lurks around every corner. Fortunately, the following tips and advice will help you babyproof your home and provide your child with a safe environment where the entire family can live and grow.

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What's Hiding on Your Floor?
Jennae Petersen of Athens, Ga., has had a "no shoes in the house" rule for years and says her family always thought she was a little crazy.

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Fitness Equipment Safety
Childproofing is always high on a new parent's list of priorities, but an area of the house that many may overlook was recently brought into the spotlight after the death of Mike Tyson's daughter, Exodus.

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Rear-facing Car Seats
Figuring out when to transition your child to the next car seat can be confusing. Some parents do it too early, and some wait too long.

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Baby Weight Percentile Calculator
How much does Baby weigh? And where does that number fall relative to other babies? While each baby is unique and weighs just as much as they need to for their own body type, it is helpful — and interesting to know what percentile your baby is in.

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Baby Height Percentile Calculator
Track your baby as she grows. Enter the age of your baby and its height (length) and find out what height percentil your baby falls in.

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