Americans have become obsessed with keeping their homes neat and uncluttered, thanks to the rise of organization experts that inspire neatness in the home. But as the seasons change and children turn six months, 18 months, three-years and older, it’s time to also realize that living with children isn’t always conducive to a tidy home and parents need to remember to take into consideration their child’s height and point of view so parents can review the precautions they take and make sure their home is safe for their kids.   Key questions: can we have a safe and tidy home? Are there areas of the house where parents need to take special consideration? Is there a resource where we go for more information and safety tips? As children grow, the dangers in the house change, so it’s important for parents to adapt and make sure there’s a balance between protecting children from injury while allowing them to explore so they learn their limits. Stairs: Make sure safety gates are correct size as children growBathroom: install safety rails like bathtub bars to help kids get in and out of the tub and shower & make sure your child is actively supervised during bath timeLaundry Room: Detergent and other cleaning products pose a big danger for children, so make sure you purchase childproof products and keep them stored high on shelves  and out of child’s reachKitchen: Kids can get injured by pulling hot items out of the microwave, so keep them out of reach & stove knob protectors are a great investment She’ll discuss some of the biggest threats in the home for kids that parents may not even realize are present. She’ll also outline safety tips for new parents and for those with babies and toddlers.