· Aug 9, 2010
Cooking in kitchenettes is made much easier with the use of compact cooking tools like the microwave and hot plate. Nevertheless, cooking in small quarters can make you more susceptible to injury. Be careful when cooking with the microwave and hot plate and remember these tips: 1. Always Use Oven Mitts It’s typical to think […]
Lots of locals in college towns know that there can be some specific risks to living in apartments near college campuses. To some residents who are uninvolved in campus life, moving to a spot near a local school is practically an invitation to the marauding hordes of roving students who can represent a serious safety […]
· Aug 4, 2010
Baby allergies can sometimes be hard to diagnose as they can be mistaken for colic or a cold. Usually, the culprits responsible for a baby’s discomfort include foods (especially milk products), allergic reactions to pet hair, dander or dust and intolerance to such environmental causes, such as soap, solvents and smoke. #1 – Rashes – […]
· Jul 30, 2010
Baby safety proofing is a common oversight, especially for new parents. Most assume that, within about the first eight months, baby safety does not have to be a priority due to the fact that the infant is not mobile. However, there are some things to consider before mobility brings your apartment safety to new levels of upkeep, […]
· Jul 28, 2010
Having baseboard heaters in your apartment should be a concern when you’re expecting a baby. Your child can touch it when it’s hot or stick their hands in them and get burned. Your options are to make the heaters safer, or not use them at all. Tip #1: Cover Them with Baseboard Heater Covers A […]
· Jul 23, 2010
An apartment balcony is a great amenity to have if you can find one. You’ll enjoy if for gardening, cooking and entertaining purposes. It can also be transformed into a small outdoor play area for your baby, if you know how to baby proof it. Ensuring that the balcony is safe for your baby does […]
· Jul 21, 2010
Many parents prefer not to live in a loft apartment with a baby, because of the safety issues. The main concern is the open space and stairway above the ground floor of the loft, and you have to be very careful, or your baby can fall and suffer serious injury, even death. It might be […]
· Jul 19, 2010
Swimming with your baby in a swimming pool can prove a positive bonding experience and help cool her down on hot summer days, so long as you take the proper precautions. 1. Baby Swim Equipment If you’re taking your baby to the pool, even if you don’t plan on taking her in the water, make […]
· Jul 14, 2010
There’s no question that you’ll want to come up with a disaster plan for floods, if you live in a flood zone. Flash floods, though, can happen anywhere as a result of heavy rain storms, which means every renter, whether you live in a flood zone or not, should take preparing for floods seriously. Renters […]
· Jul 12, 2010
An essential step in practicing apartment safety is preparation for natural disasters. If you live in an area that is susceptible to earthquakes, have a disaster plan ready so you can spring into action in the event of a quake. Part of that disaster plan should be to stock up on an earthquake emergency kit, […]
· Jul 9, 2010