Let's face it, babyproofing can feel overwhelming. Every room has dangerous items, including some that may never cross your mind.
Insider spoke with five pediatricians about how they babyproofed their homes when they had children.
They suggested taking it step-by-step and getting at the baby's eye level. They also acknowledged that it's a learning process for everyone - even trained pediatricians.
"Even when you think you've done a really good job childproofing, they're still able to find ways to keep you on your toes," Dr. Krupa Playforth, a pediatrician based in Virginia and mother of two, told Insider.
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