Childproofing Kitchens

The kitchen is one of the busiest areas of the home and can present a number of hazards for curious little ones. Browse these childproofing kitchen installation photos for practical ideas to help secure cabinets, drawers, appliances, doors and other potential hazards around the kitchen.

• Common injuries in the kitchen include poisoning, falls or scalds from hot food, water or other liquids, choking on small objects and slamming little fingers in drawers and cabinets.
• To avoid injuries, try to keep children out of the kitchen when you are cooking.
• Some parents may choose to use a playpen at this busy time or a safety gate.

Add a Childproof Lock or Baby Safety Gate to Scullery or Pantry Doors.

The easiest way to prevent access to the scullery or pantry when these areas have doors is to install a door lever lock.

If you do not want to keep these areas fully closed install Door Hinge Protectors & Foam door stoppers to prevent slamming little fingers.
***Alternatively, using Baby Gates is also an option