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If the prospect of childproofing feels overwhelming, the best way to start is to take baby steps—literally. BabyCenter.com recommends getting down on your hands and knees and crawling around your home, looking at things from your child’s perspective. Then compile a list of potentially hazardous furniture, devices, and objects your baby could choke on that are within reach at that level, Also, keep in mind that as your little one progresses from crawling to walking, you’ll likely need to adapt your childproofing strategies to meet new criteria.