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How do i protect my 9-month-old from fire and burns?
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Keep out of reach: Check your smoke detector batteries. Put plastic covers in unused electrical outlets. Keep hot appliances and cords out of reach. Keep all electrical appliances out of the bathroom. Use the back burners on the stove with the pan handles out of reach. Turn your water heater down to 120°f (50°c). Try to keep your baby out of direct sunlight. Use sunblock on exposed areas.
Answered 7/2/2015
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AAP: There are many references on how to improve your house to be safer for infants and children. www.aap.org is the website
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