Decorating Den Interiors: Child's Play, Part 2: The Serious Part

Decorating Den Interiors: Child's Play, Part 2: The Serious Part As parents and grandparents we want our children to be happy and safe. To give us safe options, the window blind industry has developed products that function well with cordless lift systems. Since the mom is a pediatrician, she appreciated knowing about that option for the benefits of their son, who was fast approaching his first birthday and getting more mobile. These function effortlessly with the touch of a hand. Also keep in mind that children live in an entire home, and windows other than those in their room could be a danger if cords are present. Their windows were quite tall, with the sill near to the floor. When you are putting new blinds in your nursery or young child's room, you might want to choose a product that provides a cordless function. Windows first: Most of the blinds we use for privacy and light control have cords. The home fashion industry has also addressed safety issues, which need to be made known. Cordless blinds are also available without power. Furniture hazard: We usually don't consider our children's furniture being a hazard, but the Consumer Product Safety Commission estimated that in 1994, there were about 8,100 emergency room treated injuries associated with tip-over of furniture. Decorating Den Interiors: Child's Play, Part 2: The Serious Part Trade News selected by Local Linkup on 25/04/2012