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When decorating a home with children, you must know these details and not be careless at all!

In recent years, there have been many cases where children's healthy growth has been affected due to the failure to pay attention to small details during decoration. Do you also feel that after having children, it seems that there are safety hazards everywhere in the house?

But it is children's nature to be lively and active and to explore the unknown. If you want to ensure their safety without being restrained, you must do your homework before decorating.

Today, Xiao Yijun will take stock of the things that families with babies need to pay attention to when decorating their homes. Everyone should take a look at them in advance to prevent problems before they occur.

1. How to choose decoration materials?

Decoration pollution has always been an invisible killer of children's growth. Cheap materials contain a lot of formaldehyde and can continue to release for many years. We must choose materials that are environmentally friendly as much as possible.

1. Solid wood

If you have a budget, you can directly use solid wood boards. Most of the formaldehyde comes from glue. This kind of board has less glue and less formaldehyde.

2. Old furniture

Families with limited funds may consider buying some old furniture. They have been used for many years and the formaldehyde has been released almost completely. The retro charm they bring can also add a lot of style to the home.

3. Use less mirrors and glass

Some families use glass or mirrors to make the space transparent, but these materials are fragile and can easily cause cuts. If you must use glass, it must be tempered, and it is best to use it in a small area or in a place that is out of reach of children.

2. Some small details that need to be paid attention to in decoration

1. Socket protection

Children know nothing about electrical safety. When they see a socket, they will just touch it directly with their hands out of curiosity. To prevent children from getting electric shock, you can buy some socket protection covers and cover them when not in use to prevent children from accidentally touching them.

2. The corners of furniture should be rounded

It is common for children to bump into things when they run around at home. In order to reduce the damage caused by bumps, it is best to choose furniture with rounded corners, or you can cover the sharp corners with anti-collision bags.

3. Handleless Cabinets

The cabinet has no handles and has a flat surface without protrusions, which can effectively prevent the furniture from causing secondary injuries to children when they fall.

4. Bathroom heater replaces bathroom heater

When children are young, their parents usually help them take a bath, and most of them lie on their backs. The strong light from the bathroom heater can hurt children's eyes. It is recommended to use warm air instead of the bathroom heater to keep warm.

5. Wooden floor

Tiles are slippery and cold, and children cannot walk steadily and can easily slip. Wooden floors are more suitable for families with children. If tiles have already been laid, it is also a good idea to arrange a crawling mat.

6. Sufficient storage space

After having a baby, the baby's daily necessities and toys are piled up everywhere, and it is tiring to clean up every day. If there is not enough storage space at this time, it will undoubtedly make things worse, so you must plan sufficient storage space in advance.

7. Fix the furniture

Small furniture must be secured with tools or mounted directly on the wall to prevent it from tipping over and hitting children.

8. Drawers should be damped

After the drawer is installed with damping slide rails, it will automatically cushion when closing, which can effectively prevent fingers from being pinched.

9. Install a blackboard wall

Children love to scribble and draw, and the marks on the wall are hard to erase? Install a blackboard wall for your child to create a unique painting world for him. It is decorative and does not worry about handwriting~

10. The living room should be spacious

Children need enough space to move around when they grow. Use a movable small coffee table in the living room and put fewer things in it to create a spacious interactive environment for them.

Give your child a safe and healthy growth environment, start with these points~