Furniture tip-overs, hot water scalds, window falls, cord hazards — most child injuries at home involve small, fixable risks that parents don't know to look for. A nurse-led assessment finds them. A same-visit sprint fixes them.
Sources: CPSC (2016–2018 data), American Burn Association
The Sprint includes a full Healthy Home Baseline assessment plus targeted childproofing work — all in one visit.
Dressers, bookshelves, TVs — properly secured to wall studs. The #1 preventable cause of child crush injuries.
Window stop assessment and installation planning. Falls from windows are preventable with the right hardware.
We measure hot water temperature at every tap, educate on safe settings, and help you adjust to 120°F or below.
Outlet covers, cord management behind furniture and around cribs, and GFCI verification in wet areas.
Night lighting for hallways, stairs, and bathrooms — reducing trip-and-fall risks for nighttime parent navigation.
IAQ screening, moisture mapping, water risk check, fall hazard walkthrough — the complete whole-home assessment is always included.
Includes full Healthy Home Baseline + same-visit childproofing
Ideally before your child starts crawling — typically around 6-8 months. But many hazards like furniture tip-overs, hot water scalds, and window falls are risks at any age. The CPSC reports 93% of tip-over fatalities involve children age 5 and under.
DIY childproofing covers what you can see. A nurse-led assessment identifies risks you'd miss — hot water temperatures, furniture weight distribution, cord hazards behind furniture, outlet configurations, and how your child's developmental stage creates specific new risks as they grow.
We handle furniture anchoring, window stop installation where compatible, cabinet and drawer locks, outlet covers, cord management, non-slip surface application, and lighting improvements. Structural or licensed work (electrical, plumbing) is referred to our partner network.
Approximately 3-4 hours including the full Healthy Home Baseline assessment plus immediate childproofing work. We walk through every room, with special focus on nursery, kitchen, bathroom, and stairways.
Yes. The American Burn Association notes that at 140°F, a serious burn can occur in approximately 5 seconds. Most water heaters are factory-set higher than the recommended 120°F maximum at the tap. We measure, educate, and help you adjust.
Most parents don't realize how many risks are hiding in plain sight. A Child Safety Sprint finds and fixes them — in one visit.
